Thinking about it
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Stay strong clarkkent. For me, the crazy thoughts of having a drink, I call my AV. My AV would have me drink myself to death, because I crossed that line of being able to moderate, which I have accepted. And hand on heart, I now prefer abstinence. And so can you, by following your heart and ignoring your AV.
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Not exactly what you were looking for Max but a great read nonetheless
https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...s-relapse.html (Phases of relapse)
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https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...s-relapse.html (Phases of relapse)
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This is more on what you were speaking about
https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...versaries.html (Dangerous Anniversaries)
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https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...versaries.html (Dangerous Anniversaries)
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Thank you all for the amazing support. I woke up much clearer today and I’m sipping piping hot coffee.
thank you for the perspective. It makes so much sense not to drink.
I need to accept that the pull will always be there and recognise it.
thank you for the perspective. It makes so much sense not to drink.
I need to accept that the pull will always be there and recognise it.
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