75 days
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: North East, USA
Posts: 704
Congratulations!
Whatever helps...stay strong, you're doing so well. You don't want to start over again.
I really like what tomsteve said in another post (paraphrasing) "the only thing I have to remember is the day after my last drink. If I don't remember that, I haven't had my last yet"
I cannot & will not ever forget my last withdrawl. I don't have another recovery day 1 in me. If I drink, I will die. It is not an option.
Party's over.
It was such a blast at the end too, said no alcoholic in the throes of withdrawl ever.
You're doing so well..😊
J
Whatever helps...stay strong, you're doing so well. You don't want to start over again.
I really like what tomsteve said in another post (paraphrasing) "the only thing I have to remember is the day after my last drink. If I don't remember that, I haven't had my last yet"
I cannot & will not ever forget my last withdrawl. I don't have another recovery day 1 in me. If I drink, I will die. It is not an option.
Party's over.
It was such a blast at the end too, said no alcoholic in the throes of withdrawl ever.
You're doing so well..😊
J
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 211,351
Congrats on 75 days 
at the risk of being annoying...
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ml#post6527673
I reckon it's ok to do this an easier way if there is one.
D
at the risk of being annoying...
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ml#post6527673
I reckon it's ok to do this an easier way if there is one.
D
Last edited by Dee74; 07-07-2017 at 10:02 PM.
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Join Date: Aug 2015
Location: Atlanta
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Great job!! Like you said, counting the days is a SUPER feeling.
Are you working a program? I know that without mine (AA) staying sober would have been infinitely harder and certainly made my life in recovery a much less calm and peaceful new life.
Keep going!
Are you working a program? I know that without mine (AA) staying sober would have been infinitely harder and certainly made my life in recovery a much less calm and peaceful new life.
Keep going!
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