It's time.
You'll find lots of support and good ideas here. 
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Join Date: May 2016
Location: Northeast WI
Posts: 163
I have so much to say, but can't. Not comprehensively at the moment, anyhow, which makes me sad (yes, I'm crying!). I obviously don't know how not to do this, but I need to. Before I'm dead, among many other things. It's not a new fear. 
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Upstate New York
Posts: 51,526
Welcome Cherrybreeze. Believe me, you're among friends who understand exactly how you're feeling. Please keep reading & posting. It will get easier. You can heal and get your life back.
Sober Alcoholic
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 3,539
Hi Cherrybreeze, I spent a few grade school years growing up in De Pere.
I'm going to assume your problem is with alcohol. You can confrount it. I'd like to suggest you try an AA meeting. I believe you'll find the folks there very welcoming. Here is a link to meetings near you. >>>>> Meetings
I'm going to assume your problem is with alcohol. You can confrount it. I'd like to suggest you try an AA meeting. I believe you'll find the folks there very welcoming. Here is a link to meetings near you. >>>>> Meetings
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Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2016
Location: Northeast WI
Posts: 163
Thank you for the link. Is it bad to say, nice to see someone nearby in a football town with a drinking problem?? I honestly don't know where I am, or going.
But thanks for the welcome. I want so much to come back with positives!
But thanks for the welcome. I want so much to come back with positives!
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Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: NC
Posts: 662
Welcome! SoberRecovery is a really great place to read other people's experiences and get feed back. I am almost at 10 months and every single time I come here I still find something new to think about, implement into my recovery, or just to consider.
The first step is deciding that you don't want to live that way and that you have a problem. Once you quit, everything will start to go up and up
You can do this! Read around and share when you feel ready. We'll be here for you when you are.
The first step is deciding that you don't want to live that way and that you have a problem. Once you quit, everything will start to go up and up
You can do this! Read around and share when you feel ready. We'll be here for you when you are.
Magsie
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,644
Welcome Cherrybreeze.
I did some regrettable, embarrassing things when I drank which I would never do sober.
The good thing is now I wake up and there's no hangovers, no regrets, no misgivings.
Life is so much better without the booze.
We're here for you , 24/7, always someone to talk to.
I did some regrettable, embarrassing things when I drank which I would never do sober.
The good thing is now I wake up and there's no hangovers, no regrets, no misgivings.
Life is so much better without the booze.
We're here for you , 24/7, always someone to talk to.
Sober Alcoholic
Join Date: Aug 2011
Posts: 3,539
I was a cheese head till young adulthood. Now I try to demonstrate aloha. Still a packerbacker to the max though.
You can have a better life Cherrybreeze, but you got to put in the work. Start with a meeting tomorrow. There are friends there you have not yet met. GO!
Let us know how it was.
You can have a better life Cherrybreeze, but you got to put in the work. Start with a meeting tomorrow. There are friends there you have not yet met. GO!
Let us know how it was.
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