Lousy feeling
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Lousy feeling
Hi all,
Last few days I've been feeling like I'm coming down off an ecstacy tablet. Literally most days. I don't feel down, just weird in my head
Over 6 weeks into recovering so aware my brain is adjusting. I'll be seeking professional advice from gp
Just wondered if there was anyone that could relate to this strange sensation and how they overcame it / improved it?
Stewy x
Last few days I've been feeling like I'm coming down off an ecstacy tablet. Literally most days. I don't feel down, just weird in my head
Over 6 weeks into recovering so aware my brain is adjusting. I'll be seeking professional advice from gp
Just wondered if there was anyone that could relate to this strange sensation and how they overcame it / improved it?
Stewy x
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Hi Stewy, I'm only just over 3 weeks, but I still feel spaced out at times and sometimes feel a heavy draggy feeling, like when you step out of a swimming pool.
An addiction nurse told me before it can take up to 6 months before the brain has recovered from the effects of the drink
An addiction nurse told me before it can take up to 6 months before the brain has recovered from the effects of the drink
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Hi,
If you can think of your sobriety age in terms of comparing it to an infant - you're NEW. Six weeks is teeny tiny young.
Give your SELF time. Be patient. Like water seeks its own level, your brain will get used to being unsaturated in time.
If you can think of your sobriety age in terms of comparing it to an infant - you're NEW. Six weeks is teeny tiny young.
Give your SELF time. Be patient. Like water seeks its own level, your brain will get used to being unsaturated in time.
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Thanks everyone
Obviously one of the main things I'm having to deal with is not masking any physical / mental issues with alcohol and this is probably what's happening
Going to try not to dwell on it too much and crack on with the day. Just got a bit of a fright as I'm feeling pretty **** and not myself
Drinking isn't even an option for me anymore and that's final and I know that and aware of it
It's the overthinKing about everything that's killing me at the minute just trying to stay in the present as best I can until I can go and speak with the gp
Obviously one of the main things I'm having to deal with is not masking any physical / mental issues with alcohol and this is probably what's happening
Going to try not to dwell on it too much and crack on with the day. Just got a bit of a fright as I'm feeling pretty **** and not myself
Drinking isn't even an option for me anymore and that's final and I know that and aware of it
It's the overthinKing about everything that's killing me at the minute just trying to stay in the present as best I can until I can go and speak with the gp
Hey, Stewy--I am so glad that you realize drinking is not an option. I know that I don't have another quit in me. If I started up again I would die--one drink, and that would be the end. My life is too good now, even with it not being perfect, to ever go back to the living hell of my drinking. Wishing you the best.
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