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We're so happy to meet you, MissQueenBee. Finding SR helped me stop a 30 yr. drinking habit. I never felt alone again after joining.
We're all here to listen and help - be proud of yourself for making the decision to get free.
We're all here to listen and help - be proud of yourself for making the decision to get free.
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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Sonoran Desert & Southeast Asia
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Welcome! Glad to have you here and glad you decided to quit. Life is so much better this way.
Take a look around, read some posts here in the Newcomers to Recovery, and feel free to post and tell us more about your situation. You will find a lot of support here MissQueenBee.
Take a look around, read some posts here in the Newcomers to Recovery, and feel free to post and tell us more about your situation. You will find a lot of support here MissQueenBee.
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Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: St.Petersburg, FL.
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It's good to meet you, MissQueenBee! I'm glad you're here--SR is a great place for advice and support from those who truly understand the horror of alcohol addiction, and I hope you stick around and post whenever you need help or have something to offer another. Someone is always here. Wishing you all the best on your sober journey.
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Join Date: Jan 2021
Posts: 13
Sorry if I am not using the tool correctly i will learn I guess. For sure I will look around. In these times with Covid and all trying to go to AA quite hard and not sure the best for me but wanted to try just saying I had a problem as the years go by felt kind of ashame weird. But really need to change this I feel that I will miss out on social events like quitting a buddy but really need to change this mindset. Good to see I am not alone ... i deank so mich more during this covid working from home and all wow that was not good.
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Join Date: Jun 2013
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Hi MissQueenBee! How are you doing today? Don't be a stranger. Let us know how things are going.
There is a thread called Class of January 2021 for people who quit this month - maybe pop in there too.
Wishing you well!
There is a thread called Class of January 2021 for people who quit this month - maybe pop in there too.
Wishing you well!
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Join Date: Jan 2021
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Hi all, doing ok for now day 5 i will look at the references provided for sure. Questionning more on how to process or ignore the triggers, stress is a big one. I am foggy a bit kind of feel like being all over the place with the toughs but not drinking... o)
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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Sonoran Desert & Southeast Asia
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Way to go MissQueenBee! Really good to hear. You're just about through the hardest part - the physical withdrawal.
Yes it's very normal to feel foggy and kind of disoriented in the first week or two. Stress was a big one for me too but I found it helped to exercise, even just taking a 15 min a walk helps.
Really glad to hear from you!
Yes it's very normal to feel foggy and kind of disoriented in the first week or two. Stress was a big one for me too but I found it helped to exercise, even just taking a 15 min a walk helps.
Really glad to hear from you!
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Join Date: Jan 2021
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Originally Posted by advbike 
Way to go MissQueenBee! Really good to hear. You're just about through the hardest part - the physical withdrawal.
Yes it's very normal to feel foggy and kind of disoriented in the first week or two. Stress was a big one for me too but I found it helped to exercise, even just taking a 15 min a walk helps.
Really glad to hear from you!
Yes it's very normal to feel foggy and kind of disoriented in the first week or two. Stress was a big one for me too but I found it helped to exercise, even just taking a 15 min a walk helps.
Really glad to hear from you!
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