Massive relapse
It’s a rough place to get and I’ve been there myself.
But that’s why we’re here - help and support...for everyone
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So many people who have been here on SR proclaim that they are just too uniquely drunk and singularly addicted to be helped. They flee the forum and shout "You cannot save me!!!!". The thing is that you are right. We cannot save you. You have to do the work yourself. But don't think for a second we don't know what you are talking about and don't know EXACTLY where you are coming from.
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Thanks D once again. I do find it very scary being sober........in fact it terrifies me as I've lost basically everything.
All due to Alcohol.......yet I keep drinking to stop feeling so bad. It's bizarre and I honestly know it's wrong but I don't have any other way at the moment
All due to Alcohol.......yet I keep drinking to stop feeling so bad. It's bizarre and I honestly know it's wrong but I don't have any other way at the moment
Thanks D once again. I do find it very scary being sober........in fact it terrifies me as I've lost basically everything.
All due to Alcohol.......yet I keep drinking to stop feeling so bad. It's bizarre and I honestly know it's wrong but I don't have any other way at the moment
All due to Alcohol.......yet I keep drinking to stop feeling so bad. It's bizarre and I honestly know it's wrong but I don't have any other way at the moment
If you are alive you can still quit.
Start today. What's your plan for quitting drinking? Can you cut back to one bottle today and just tough it out? Will you call a crisis line? It's not going to get better unless you make it so.
I take it you lost custody of your daughter or they moved away? If you want her in your life, sobering up is the first step. Heck, if you want anything good in your life, start making that happen.
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I'm still here mate. Lots of negative thoughts today and struggling.
I went to get my anti-depressants but my parents have hidden them. I got upset and they called me a psycho and said they've never needed them.
It's hard as I don't think they understand or get it at all. They in fact are making me worse.
Mum also called me a "filthy animal" as she's quite drunk tonight - I've only had a few but it still really hurts me and makes me drink even more........
I went to get my anti-depressants but my parents have hidden them. I got upset and they called me a psycho and said they've never needed them.
It's hard as I don't think they understand or get it at all. They in fact are making me worse.
Mum also called me a "filthy animal" as she's quite drunk tonight - I've only had a few but it still really hurts me and makes me drink even more........
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I did not lose my daughter due to Alcohol ^^
I lost her as my ex-wife screwed me over and lied that I was sneaking into her bed, watching her naked and other vulgar stuff.
That has led me to here not the other way around just to be clear.
I was and still maintain I was an excellent father.
I lost her as my ex-wife screwed me over and lied that I was sneaking into her bed, watching her naked and other vulgar stuff.
That has led me to here not the other way around just to be clear.
I was and still maintain I was an excellent father.
Nobody can understand Chris2 except us folks who suffer from the same affliction. I'm so sorry you are hurting. I have no doubt you were and still are an excellent attorney and loving father. And that fit body is still in there somewhere waiting to emerge from the ordeal. But here is the thing - we open ourselves up and make ourselves large slow-moving targets when we get hammered. Claims that you are bad at everything are so easy to lob towards a scary 3-bottle drinker. And such accusations are nearly impossible to defend against when you are in that state.
You can absolutely have all of the things back that drinking played its part in you losing. Your career, your daughter, your independence and your health. You can have all that back if you stop drinking. That is the first and last step from here on out man.
You can absolutely have all of the things back that drinking played its part in you losing. Your career, your daughter, your independence and your health. You can have all that back if you stop drinking. That is the first and last step from here on out man.
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Thanks mate.
Not sure you're right as I rang Emergency again and said no beds so I'm completely lost.
Parents want me on the street as I bought more wine. They say just stop "and let's go for dinner" but they refuse to understand I'm not capable of it.
So they went to dinner now Police turned up.
Not sure you're right as I rang Emergency again and said no beds so I'm completely lost.
Parents want me on the street as I bought more wine. They say just stop "and let's go for dinner" but they refuse to understand I'm not capable of it.
So they went to dinner now Police turned up.
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Nobody can understand Chris2 except us folks who suffer from the same affliction. I'm so sorry you are hurting. I have no doubt you were and still are an excellent attorney and loving father. And that fit body is still in there somewhere waiting to emerge from the ordeal. But here is the thing - we open ourselves up and make ourselves large slow-moving targets when we get hammered. Claims that you are bad at everything are so easy to lob towards a scary 3-bottle drinker. And such accusations are nearly impossible to defend against when you are in that state.
You can absolutely have all of the things back that drinking played its part in you losing. Your career, your daughter, your independence and your health. You can have all that back if you stop drinking. That is the first and last step from here on out man.
You can absolutely have all of the things back that drinking played its part in you losing. Your career, your daughter, your independence and your health. You can have all that back if you stop drinking. That is the first and last step from here on out man.
Sorry.....just got Police gone so a tad upset mate.
100% agree with your post and I do understand
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Police actually really great as they thought I'm dangerous etc off the call.
I'm not like that at all.......we had a good chat and a few laughs as I used to work closely with Police as an Attorney/Lawyer. I have zero criminal record.
So I'm not evicted yet......
I'm not like that at all.......we had a good chat and a few laughs as I used to work closely with Police as an Attorney/Lawyer. I have zero criminal record.
So I'm not evicted yet......
Chris, it sounds like you were quite upset, understandably, about the Police checking on you. But, it's done and you got through it. I really hope that you continue to post and let us know how you're doing.
What happened, man? Things sounded better last yesterday ^^^. I hope you stay with us Chris. You can do this, one step at a time. What exactly is the deal with no hospital beds?
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Hospital AUST supposed to be great - it's completely horrific. They don't give beds to alcoholics......I've been extremely polite when in withdrawal but still told to leave as "self inflicted".
I now have Private insurance but it's a 2 mth wait until I can access it......
I love Australia but our health system is bloody disgraceful
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