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End of day 7. It's really hard to deal with my drunk husband while trying to maintain sobriety.
Everything is so dramatic, simple conversations are confrontational, every conversation has to be repeated in the morning because he won't remember. It actually reinforces my resolve to stay sober and sad that, that is how i probably acted as well. All days added together I've probably been sober 4 out of 6 months. I just wish he would make an attempt to try and quit. So i am in bed way early, posting on here, in order to bypass any drama. Going to bed sober. Very frusterated.
Everything is so dramatic, simple conversations are confrontational, every conversation has to be repeated in the morning because he won't remember. It actually reinforces my resolve to stay sober and sad that, that is how i probably acted as well. All days added together I've probably been sober 4 out of 6 months. I just wish he would make an attempt to try and quit. So i am in bed way early, posting on here, in order to bypass any drama. Going to bed sober. Very frusterated.
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Didn't you say didn't get drunk yesterday, today "sipping"?
I think I might have missed a page(s) on your thread backtogood . I now see you are sober for over a week. I'm sorry.
Congratulations.
I think I might have missed a page(s) on your thread backtogood . I now see you are sober for over a week. I'm sorry.
Congratulations.
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Originally Posted by Steely 
Didn't you say didn't get drunk yesterday, today "sipping"?
I think I might have missed a page(s) on your thread backtogood . I now see you are sober for over a week. I'm sorry.
Congratulations.
I think I might have missed a page(s) on your thread backtogood . I now see you are sober for over a week. I'm sorry.
Congratulations.
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Originally Posted by Backtogood
End of day 7. It's really hard to deal with my drunk husband while trying to maintain sobriety.
Everything is so dramatic, simple conversations are confrontational, every conversation has to be repeated in the morning because he won't remember. It actually reinforces my resolve to stay sober and sad that, that is how i probably acted as well. All days added together I've probably been sober 4 out of 6 months. I just wish he would make an attempt to try and quit. So i am in bed way early, posting on here, in order to bypass any drama. Going to bed sober. Very frusterated.
Everything is so dramatic, simple conversations are confrontational, every conversation has to be repeated in the morning because he won't remember. It actually reinforces my resolve to stay sober and sad that, that is how i probably acted as well. All days added together I've probably been sober 4 out of 6 months. I just wish he would make an attempt to try and quit. So i am in bed way early, posting on here, in order to bypass any drama. Going to bed sober. Very frusterated.
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That would be very tough BTG, but it sounds like you are up to the task. You folks who can stay sober in a drinking house truly amaze me. There would have just been no way but when drinking I was about as weak a person as you could imagine. I hope your spouse begins to see what kind of daily consciousness and awareness you are enjoying and perhaps that will motivate him to change as well.
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Good morning day 8. Eventually I'll quit counting, at the moment counting and posting keeps me accountable to somebody besides myself. I am Grateful to wake up sober. Let's see what i can do with today.
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