48 Today I am 48 DAYS sober. I am 53 years old. Ever since I was in my mid-20's I have had a hard time even going 48 HOURS without drinking. To anyone struggling with getting sober - if you want it bad enough it can be done. It isn't easy in the beginning; but it gets better everyday. I am getting help from a doctor, and the first 3 to 4 weeks of sobriety were a roller coaster of emotions and physical changes but I am beginning to feel human again. I spent half of my life walking around either drunk, hungover, sick, or in a daze. My body was mentally and physically spent from over 27 years of alcohol abuse. I feel that this is my last chance to get healthy if I want to live a normal life. Good luck to all. |
Hooray, you! Seven weeks tomorrow! :c011: |
awesome! 48 days is awesome! I'm 23 and counting. I remember every day how great it is to no longer be a slave to my addiction and I hope you do also! I'm still new here but I've already found so much great support, wisdom, and understanding from everyone here. I'm so thankful I found SR! I pray for your next 48 days and so far beyond! |
Congratulations all of you all 3 posts just made my day |
:You_Rock_ Happy 48th! |
Congrats Doug - and thanks for your post :) D |
Congratulations on your milestone!!!!! And thank you for this post. B |
Doug, Great job on 48 days. I am 52 years old. I quit about 19 months ago. The body starts to have a hard time processing booze after a while...imo. If you are anything like me, it is going to take a long time really pull out of the hole. During that time, relapse will be ever calling. The first several months were the toughest. Now, I have too many clean months to waste it on a drunken stupor. Drinking doesn't make sense to me anymore. Thanks. |
Thank you for the inspiration, Doug! Keep feeling human:) |
48 is good, keep going one day at a time! |
Congrats on 48 days Doug, great accomplishment! |
Congrats on 48 days!! |
Congratulations and thanks for sharing! |
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Thanks you to all for all your kind words.
Originally Posted by D122y
(Post 6241171)
The body starts to have a hard time processing booze after a while...imo. Drinking doesn't make sense to me anymore. . Yes, I believe this. Alcohol turned from a fun thing to do that relieved stress and anxiety to a poison that ruined my body and mind. Drinking certainly doesn't make sense to me anymore. |
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