Here we go again, this time for good (I hope)
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Lots of good advice here.
I'd also respectfully suggest that hope and luck and...aren't actual plans for getting sober. Perhaps you will choose to set a time frame for being sober - fine. What would you actually DO to support that 30, 60, 90, one year decision?
For any kind of lasting sobriety - and I whole heartedly concur with the others that a return to social drinking is almost always a pipe dream for us alcoholics- an action plan is critical.
Best to you - I hope you choose sobriety and then...recovery.
I'd also respectfully suggest that hope and luck and...aren't actual plans for getting sober. Perhaps you will choose to set a time frame for being sober - fine. What would you actually DO to support that 30, 60, 90, one year decision?
For any kind of lasting sobriety - and I whole heartedly concur with the others that a return to social drinking is almost always a pipe dream for us alcoholics- an action plan is critical.
Best to you - I hope you choose sobriety and then...recovery.
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Originally Posted by August252015 
Lots of good advice here.
I'd also respectfully suggest that hope and luck and...aren't actual plans for getting sober. Perhaps you will choose to set a time frame for being sober - fine. What would you actually DO to support that 30, 60, 90, one year decision?
For any kind of lasting sobriety - and I whole heartedly concur with the others that a return to social drinking is almost always a pipe dream for us alcoholics- an action plan is critical.
Best to you - I hope you choose sobriety and then...recovery.
I'd also respectfully suggest that hope and luck and...aren't actual plans for getting sober. Perhaps you will choose to set a time frame for being sober - fine. What would you actually DO to support that 30, 60, 90, one year decision?
For any kind of lasting sobriety - and I whole heartedly concur with the others that a return to social drinking is almost always a pipe dream for us alcoholics- an action plan is critical.
Best to you - I hope you choose sobriety and then...recovery.
I was sober for a year and a half and life was great, I thought I could be a social drinker for a night. Even switched from spirits to wine. It ends up catching up with you. Mind yourself
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