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Oh man the craving returned but in a different way that I don’t think I can explain
Here’s how I fought- I told myself that with all the anxiety I have right now, if I can beat it now then it’s the maximum time and this means that I can beat it other less stressful times
And this tactic worked
Here’s how I fought- I told myself that with all the anxiety I have right now, if I can beat it now then it’s the maximum time and this means that I can beat it other less stressful times
And this tactic worked
As others have said, enjoy the days the cravings are at bay. In my 85 days sober, I've already learned they come back in full force. Your AV wants your guard down, it's amazing how tricky and manipulative it will be.
Oh man the craving returned but in a different way that I don’t think I can explain
Here’s how I fought- I told myself that with all the anxiety I have right now, if I can beat it now then it’s the maximum time and this means that I can beat it other less stressful times
And this tactic worked
Here’s how I fought- I told myself that with all the anxiety I have right now, if I can beat it now then it’s the maximum time and this means that I can beat it other less stressful times
And this tactic worked
There is no stressful situation that cannot be made worse by being drunk or hungover. Whatever the stress is - it will still be there needing to be dealt with whether you drink or not. Why add another layer of misery?
This is what I say, "Well indeed this is challenging. I don't drink anymore though, no matter what comes up I'm going to get through this."
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