I don't like feelings too much
I don't like feelings too much
Day 23 here. Not so fantastic as yesterday but I am not drinking over it and for that I'm thankful. I went to a meeting this morning that hit me pretty hard and found myself calling my sponsor crying. Kind of a big deal because she had an important doctors appointment and I hate feeling like I'm bothering her over my trivial crap when she's dealing with MS. But I called her and she helped me even going through what she was today. I love this woman and I've just met her a few weeks ago. So I cried. I cried a lot when I was drinking but only when I was drunk. I hate crying. I cried so much as a teenager, I was the weird girl who cried in the bathrooms. Its embarrassing to me but it is a good thing according to my people. After I got home I started filling out applications again and had to pay some bills. I have very little money left and really need a job. I'm good for another month so I know I shouldn't be stressing over it. Live in today and all that but I'm still sick. I feel better now that I've had a nap but ... I guess this is just part of the process. Another day down. I think I'll go to bed early tonight.
I'm with you on this - I'll be rolling into day 23 tomorrow and totally fed up currently with my feelings - I'm up and down like a Meerkat with piles 😂
Probably reality to my problems which has been blotted out by alcohol now very real causing most of mine
Probably reality to my problems which has been blotted out by alcohol now very real causing most of mine
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You won't always feel like this.
I can promise you that from my own personal experience.
The tears are nothing to be ashamed at either.
Its all part of the process of dealing with life without drinking.
I too have been really, really hard up and had no money in the past 2 years.
I have been made redundant twice in last few years.
But something always came up in the end.
I also tried to live as frugally as I could.
I walked everywhere as I had no car.
I went without food sometimes so my daughter could eat.
I made use of free stuff I could do.
I went to the library and read a lot and I found that took my mind off my situation.
I began to start looking forward to bed so I could lock myself away from the world and be engrossed in my book.
I also agree going to bed sober, is a good way to end a rubbish day.
Wishing you the best xx
I can promise you that from my own personal experience.
The tears are nothing to be ashamed at either.
Its all part of the process of dealing with life without drinking.
I too have been really, really hard up and had no money in the past 2 years.
I have been made redundant twice in last few years.
But something always came up in the end.
I also tried to live as frugally as I could.
I walked everywhere as I had no car.
I went without food sometimes so my daughter could eat.
I made use of free stuff I could do.
I went to the library and read a lot and I found that took my mind off my situation.
I began to start looking forward to bed so I could lock myself away from the world and be engrossed in my book.
I also agree going to bed sober, is a good way to end a rubbish day.
Wishing you the best xx
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