Steely

I'm glad things are a feeling bit better spunout. What doesn't kill us makes us stronger, hey? And we ain't dead yet.

Take your time deciding on where to go, and what to do. If they have something in place for when you leave you will be on better footing to take further steps to CHOOSE where you really want to be, and what you want to do. Choice opens up when we get sober.

It takes time spunout. Time and patience. Just stay sober and things will begin to unfold.

You are doing great spunout. You're hanging in.

sortofhomecomin

My first rehab didn't allow clients to use their own phones or even laptops, though they were given back for weekend leave. Many people initially resented this but ended up deciding it was a relief to be away from the curse of the mobile phone for a short period. My second rehab was very libertarian - possibly too libertarian -regarding phones, laptops, internet etc. Personally I think the first approach is better. Just my 2c.