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Glad to hear you're home and safe Northernsoul. Call AA and go to the meeting. Listen for similarities and ask for help. Everyone there is there for the same reason. You will find the help you need. It has saved and changed my life. It gets better eventually but first you can't drink.
Good luck and keep posting.
Good luck and keep posting.
I'm going back to my AA group tomorrow. I stopped going in October because I convinced myself I wasn't an alcoholic. Turns out I actually am and always will be and I knew it even when I stopped going. I'm so embarrassed by myself.
Hi, feel a lot better today after sleeping. Had a shower and some food. Listened to an audiobook called The Sober Revolution which really seemed to help. I need to consider sobriety as gaining a life rather than giving something up I guess. One day at a time. I'll keep reading and posting on here as I want to arm myself with all the tools I can to give myself a better life. Thanks again!
I know the feeling of hopeleness can overwhelm, but you can change. You can get it together. It will take a lot of work - a lot of trial and error. But you can do it.
Hi Northernsoul. I'm relieved too to know you're safe & wanting to try this again. I drank 30 yrs. & in the end it was all day - did many foolish & dangerous things. I was able to kick it out of my life - and you will too.
Well I'm on to Day 4 and feeling quite a bit better. I'm trying not to focus and agonise over my past idiocies and drawing a line under that. Been at work last few days and the routine has really helped. Spent a lot of time reading this site and have drawn up a daily action plan of positivity which I feel will help me a lot. It's early days and don't want to get ahead of myself so I'm just looking at today, staying sober and being positive. Hope your all well, have a great day! NS.
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