Relapsed
Most of us have felt same Vincent. I have.
Get back to loving yourself again. Get back to the peace of sobriety.
You'll be feeling better in a few days Vincent. Put it behind you. Learn, and move on.
Get back to loving yourself again. Get back to the peace of sobriety.
You'll be feeling better in a few days Vincent. Put it behind you. Learn, and move on.
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I couldn't or wouldn't stop until I was ready no matter what I was told or how much I lost. I hope that day comes for your before it's too late.
I was lucky that I only spent thousands and thousands, lost friends, my wife and kids. I could have killed people and lost my freedom.
YMMV and good luck.
I was lucky that I only spent thousands and thousands, lost friends, my wife and kids. I could have killed people and lost my freedom.
YMMV and good luck.
you posted this not too long ago.
Hate the addiction not the addicted Vincent
The AV is telling you you don't want to stop yet - it speaks nonsense - reclaim your power and stop.
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When in a dark moment, let in some light. A small amount of light can illuminate a dark room.
The AV is telling you you don't want to stop yet - it speaks nonsense - reclaim your power and stop.
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Hey Vincent.... me too.
In my case, yet another dumb decision and cannabis.
A two-day mini-bender that has left me depressed and disappointed with myself, questioning my life, feeling disconnected, feeling like a failure.
I know these feelings will fade, and I won't allow this decision to derail my getting right back onto the path of cannabis-free, sober living.
But it's definitely tiresome and feels worse than the last time perhaps because I SO know better. It was all so positive without the weight of a drug holding me in a dreary emotional place.
Relapse is such a despairing experience.
I hope you'll embrace the positives, start anew and keep at it. That's my plan.
In my case, yet another dumb decision and cannabis.
A two-day mini-bender that has left me depressed and disappointed with myself, questioning my life, feeling disconnected, feeling like a failure.
I know these feelings will fade, and I won't allow this decision to derail my getting right back onto the path of cannabis-free, sober living.
But it's definitely tiresome and feels worse than the last time perhaps because I SO know better. It was all so positive without the weight of a drug holding me in a dreary emotional place.
Relapse is such a despairing experience.
I hope you'll embrace the positives, start anew and keep at it. That's my plan.
Me too. Hating myself is my go to for just about everything.....this is hard but can be done. Try and find a little bit of compassion for yourself and just look after yourself as you get back on track,. You are here - you do want this xx
Because the pain doesn't outweigh the perceived pleasure yet. I imagine we've all been there multiple times. You have to become sick and tired of being sick and tired - then and only then does the decision to abstain seem to stick.
I hope the new day has brought you some motivation to put it down Vincent. You are the same person you were prior to picking up, it's just your addiction telling you the lies about hating yourself/etc. Make choices that matter today - you know how.
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I think you picked up the drink and drank it, that's what happened, it's not very useful to overthink it. But I get all those feelings too, it was similar for me during/after my recent relapse. I definitely didn't regret though that the drinking episodes remained relatively isolated and I didn't let it turn into a more complicated relapse, back to square one. I hope you will get back on track, I really enjoyed reading your recent posts with all those " Peace from Mind" quotes and I think we may have some similar tastes for inspiration, would love to see more .
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