My brain is very confused. It says it’s time, it says it says “c’mom lets do this”
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My brain is very confused. It says it’s time, it says it says “c’mom lets do this”
Driving in my car the sun shining brightly, it’s that time. Something is wrong here. We can’t cope with life without this, just this one right now. It says oh look you just passed the bar, you know it’s just what people do, what YOU do, how will you go home and deal with this, you can’t!
Shut up AV I tell it. Then I go buy a coke then eat a big bag of baby carrots while I let this suffering pass through me. And the suffering is my life, the suffering isn’t even the alcohol I’m missing. The suffering has always been there. The alcohol was just a mask. This hurts. I pray to get through this. Day 2 and depression is setting in, is this normal? But, I’m making it. Day 3 next. Screw you booze.
Shut up AV I tell it. Then I go buy a coke then eat a big bag of baby carrots while I let this suffering pass through me. And the suffering is my life, the suffering isn’t even the alcohol I’m missing. The suffering has always been there. The alcohol was just a mask. This hurts. I pray to get through this. Day 2 and depression is setting in, is this normal? But, I’m making it. Day 3 next. Screw you booze.
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Well done on resisting the bar! I think it's pretty normal that depression kicks in in early recovery. In many cases it gets better after a few days or weeks. If it persists, I'd recommend talking to a doctor or therapist about it.
I had it too this feeling of life = suffering. The good thing is, when sober, we no longer have to run from that pain but we can deal with it and work on getting better. It's tough but it is worth it in the long run. Keep going, you're strong!
I had it too this feeling of life = suffering. The good thing is, when sober, we no longer have to run from that pain but we can deal with it and work on getting better. It's tough but it is worth it in the long run. Keep going, you're strong!
Truth,
I have continually healed and gotten stronger with each moment.
I still suffer but my future is on a normal trajectory.
I am no longer suffering from physical addiction.
We should never get physically addicted to anything again. In order to get addicted I have to start the process.
Not doing that ever again.
I am so different these days. Everything is better.
Thanks.
I have continually healed and gotten stronger with each moment.
I still suffer but my future is on a normal trajectory.
I am no longer suffering from physical addiction.
We should never get physically addicted to anything again. In order to get addicted I have to start the process.
Not doing that ever again.
I am so different these days. Everything is better.
Thanks.
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