Day 130
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Day 130
hi all. Struggled a bit more then usual last weekend and again yesterday, my AV going you v been so good for last few months "you deserve to get out and drink over Xmas " . I know i won't drink , I know exactly how it will go if I do. What s really draining my resolve is Paws , it's seems like it's going on forever, i know it will go , for once in my life I'll have to be patient. Any way got all that off my chest thanks for reading. Best wishes to all .
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Hang in there Kid50! It's day 128 for me and I know how you're feeling. I've found quitting to be relatively easy so far (well in comparison to trying to moderate) but I know it will be tough when I fly back to England for Christmas and am among family. I think it will be less about me needing to drink and more about family not understanding that I cannot drink. I've told them I quit, but didn't give reasons. My mum's response was 'Well you don't have to quit entirely. A drink now and then does no harm!' She very very rarely gets even slightly tipsy, but she's always been a firm believer in a glass of red a day having health benefits haha.
I'm not looking forward to it, but I believe we can both do this!
I'm not looking forward to it, but I believe we can both do this!
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<div style="text-align:left;"> <br />Fatigue Dee74. Big naps etc Lethargic, Not every day , but most days , I did abuse alcohol for a very long time , I m hoping another few weeks and I'll be off to gym . </div>
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What kind of PAWs symptoms are you getting kid50?<br /><br />D
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Originally Posted by Dee74
What kind of PAWs symptoms are you getting kid50?
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Hi Kid
yeah I hope you'll get your energy back soon.
There are some pretty good tips for mitigating PAWs effects in this link
http://digital-dharma.net/post-acute...r-immediately/
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yeah I hope you'll get your energy back soon.
There are some pretty good tips for mitigating PAWs effects in this link
http://digital-dharma.net/post-acute...r-immediately/
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Originally Posted by Dee74
Hi Kid
yeah I hope you'll get your energy back soon.
There are some pretty good tips for mitigating PAWs effects in this link
http://digital-dharma.net/post-acute...r-immediately/
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yeah I hope you'll get your energy back soon.
There are some pretty good tips for mitigating PAWs effects in this link
http://digital-dharma.net/post-acute...r-immediately/
D
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Originally Posted by Kid50
hi all. Struggled a bit more then usual last weekend and again yesterday, my AV going you v been so good for last few months "you deserve to get out and drink over Xmas " . I know i won't drink , I know exactly how it will go if I do. What s really draining my resolve is Paws , it's seems like it's going on forever, i know it will go , for once in my life I'll have to be patient. Any way got all that off my chest thanks for reading. Best wishes to all .
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Kid50, hang in there. It took a very long time for me to feel well. I felt better most of the time by three-four months, but not great. It was nearly a year for me, and I was spot on with nutrition, sleep and exercise. Just lucky I guess. One day around nine months or so I just thought, "Hm. So - I kind of feel like I did when I was 11. Before the drink got me."
It's worth it. SO MUCH worth it.
It's worth it. SO MUCH worth it.
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