First test (continued)
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First test (continued)
Woke during the night, checked ex social media, it’s not healthy for me to do that now, she is basically a stranger
Not waking up with my usual enthusiasm today that I’ve had all week. So I’ll stay close here as I’m lonely right now
This is not about my crumbled relationship. This is now about me and finally addressing my problem with alcohol
Just wish I could shake these desperate feelings
Not waking up with my usual enthusiasm today that I’ve had all week. So I’ll stay close here as I’m lonely right now
This is not about my crumbled relationship. This is now about me and finally addressing my problem with alcohol
Just wish I could shake these desperate feelings
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Just going to drop this song here I have playing at the moment..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCgPLh7VM1U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCgPLh7VM1U
Just wish I could shake these desperate feelings
This is not about my crumbled relationship. This is now about me and finally addressing my problem with alcohol

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For me it was service work.
It may take a little while to look back, adjudge what happened fairly and forgive yourself - my head was messed up. I needed time for mind and body to heal - but they did once I stopped poisoning myself.
Don't lose perspective - your partner was, by all accounts, not blameless either.
Sometimes a relationship can be, or become, toxic.
remember your priority:
This is not about my crumbled relationship. This is now about me and finally addressing my problem with alcohol
Your ex has moved on - there's no reason why you can't too

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this is where a program of recovery comes into action.you know about the many available, so start investigating which ones address the underlying issues alcohol was a symptom of,pick one, and apply it.
Those brutal emotions are with you now, but they are not with you to stay. Feel them, learn from them, let them go and move on. Stewy, don't slide back down into despair.
As Tomsteve said, this is where the rubber meets the road. What is your recovery plan Stewy? Use this time to focus on how you will finally get rid of the monkey on your back for good...then go for a run/walk...any kind of exercise (it helped me get out of my head), shower, eat and feel gratitude for not drinking today.
CT
CT
Stewy, you will NOT feel this way forever; I promise you. But you do need to work through the emotions. Recovery work will help to show you the way.
Keep making sobriety and recovery your #1 priority.
When is your next SMART meeting?
Stay close to us, too.
Keep making sobriety and recovery your #1 priority.
When is your next SMART meeting?
Stay close to us, too.
start writing it down, stew. tell your story, from the beginning. call it a step one, or a journal, doesn't really matter - just get it all OUT. when we leave the story locked in our head, we tend to stay stuck swirling around just one or two "highlight" and moving circles develop centrifugal force and pull everything INWARD.
you can go old skool with pen and paper or just fire up a blank word doc and get busy. that's the key part - TO TAKE ACTION.
you can go old skool with pen and paper or just fire up a blank word doc and get busy. that's the key part - TO TAKE ACTION.
you are quite capable of using the search function to find the recovery plan thread,stewy-take responsibility for your recovery,dude!!
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