80 days
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80 days
I've officially been sober for 80 days!
In these past couple of months...
1. I've stopped having random stomach pains
2. My anxiety, though it's still there, has significantly lessened. I no longer have daily, or hourly feelings of impending doom.
3. I no longer think about booze all the time. Yes I do think about it daily but definitely less than in the first month.
4. I finally sleep for more than a few hours at a time.
If I hadn't quit drinking, none of these things would be true. For this progress I am thankful!
What has changed (good/bad/indifferent) since you've become sober?
In these past couple of months...
1. I've stopped having random stomach pains
2. My anxiety, though it's still there, has significantly lessened. I no longer have daily, or hourly feelings of impending doom.
3. I no longer think about booze all the time. Yes I do think about it daily but definitely less than in the first month.
4. I finally sleep for more than a few hours at a time.
If I hadn't quit drinking, none of these things would be true. For this progress I am thankful!
What has changed (good/bad/indifferent) since you've become sober?
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Originally Posted by kamm 
I've officially been sober for 80 days!
In these past couple of months...
1. I've stopped having random stomach pains
2. My anxiety, though it's still there, has significantly lessened. I no longer have daily, or hourly feelings of impending doom.
3. I no longer think about booze all the time. Yes I do think about it daily but definitely less than in the first month.
4. I finally sleep for more than a few hours at a time.
If I hadn't quit drinking, none of these things would be true. For this progress I am thankful!
What has changed (good/bad/indifferent) since you've become sober?
In these past couple of months...
1. I've stopped having random stomach pains
2. My anxiety, though it's still there, has significantly lessened. I no longer have daily, or hourly feelings of impending doom.
3. I no longer think about booze all the time. Yes I do think about it daily but definitely less than in the first month.
4. I finally sleep for more than a few hours at a time.
If I hadn't quit drinking, none of these things would be true. For this progress I am thankful!
What has changed (good/bad/indifferent) since you've become sober?
Thanks for sharing. I was where you were about then. Be very mindful about the anxiety--it doesn't take much to come back.
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Sober life is better, Deflin! That's a great, straightforward way to put it.
Soberish: stay strong! We're, literally, fighting for our lives here.
Thank you all for the encouragement! I'm looking forward to 90 days after which I am competing in an obstacle race. I think it's a perfect way to hit 90... overcoming obstacles in multiple ways.
♡kamm
Soberish: stay strong! We're, literally, fighting for our lives here.
Thank you all for the encouragement! I'm looking forward to 90 days after which I am competing in an obstacle race. I think it's a perfect way to hit 90... overcoming obstacles in multiple ways.
♡kamm
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