17 days funeral
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17 days funeral
No problem 17 days but today my heart broke laying to rest my oldest friend at age 35 he took his life
I went to his wake decided on one pint (his drink) resulted in a bottle of wine on the way home ! Disgusting
He died a drug addict n im here making **** decisions
Gutted
Call me day1 again tomoz Goodnight
I went to his wake decided on one pint (his drink) resulted in a bottle of wine on the way home ! Disgusting
He died a drug addict n im here making **** decisions
Gutted
Call me day1 again tomoz Goodnight
So sorry to read about your friend Femaleboss, that is awful. Our addiction thrives on situations like these but you made it to 17 days so you know you can do it.
It would be the best tribute you could ever pay to your friend if you got sober.
It would be the best tribute you could ever pay to your friend if you got sober.
I am so sorry
The choice you made to drink is done and gone.
It's important you take care of yourself during this difficult time, and don't drink. Do you have a support system available to you?
Be kind to yourself. Grief is not a process with a set end time. Don't punish yourself by dragging out the pain by pushing pause with drink.
Again many hugs and love your way
The choice you made to drink is done and gone.
It's important you take care of yourself during this difficult time, and don't drink. Do you have a support system available to you?
Be kind to yourself. Grief is not a process with a set end time. Don't punish yourself by dragging out the pain by pushing pause with drink.
Again many hugs and love your way
I'm sorry for the loss of your friend.
Addiction has no qualms about using grief to get its fix.
I know, to a certain extent, you've resisted the idea you might be alcoholic but maybe a recovery plan could help?
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...very-plan.html
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ery-plans.html
Addiction has no qualms about using grief to get its fix.
I know, to a certain extent, you've resisted the idea you might be alcoholic but maybe a recovery plan could help?
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...very-plan.html
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ery-plans.html
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Good morning i went to sleep early hence waking up at this hour
Thank you
Im looking into AA although i did stop n go to bed i havent done that before ?!
I cannot believe seeing the state of half the people i went to infants/juniors with made me realise im not so bad i drive a brand new car own my house i should be grateful apart from drink !!!!
Thanks guys i slipped but im not over yet x
Thank you
Im looking into AA although i did stop n go to bed i havent done that before ?!
I cannot believe seeing the state of half the people i went to infants/juniors with made me realise im not so bad i drive a brand new car own my house i should be grateful apart from drink !!!!
Thanks guys i slipped but im not over yet x
So so sorry for your loss. And sorry that you slipped. Like you say, learn from the experience and use it as the prompt you needed to add more tools to your plan.
I've found AA to be a massive help. Why not look up the meetings available to you and give some of them a go (different meetings can feel quite different so it's worth trying a few to see which ones suit you best). Maybe reread Dee's thread about making a plan as well and see if there is anything else on there you could add in to your plan... http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...y-plans-1.html
Sincere condolences for your friend. And wishing you all the best for your sobriety and recovery. BB
I've found AA to be a massive help. Why not look up the meetings available to you and give some of them a go (different meetings can feel quite different so it's worth trying a few to see which ones suit you best). Maybe reread Dee's thread about making a plan as well and see if there is anything else on there you could add in to your plan... http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...y-plans-1.html
Sincere condolences for your friend. And wishing you all the best for your sobriety and recovery. BB
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