I'd like to go to the AA meeting in my town tonight
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Therapy, NA/AA. That's what my friend did, and it freed him from a bad meth problem.
I don't trust therapists or 12 steppers and I never will. :/
I guess I just need raw willpower to beat this. And I don't know if I have it.
I don't trust therapists or 12 steppers and I never will. :/
I guess I just need raw willpower to beat this. And I don't know if I have it.
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Mate, If you're on meds it's important that you take them, quitting without talking with the Doc can lead to disaster. I know when my bro got sectioned he stopped taking anti-psychotic's and lost it in a big way. It was a nightmare for me and all the family. When he wasn't on the meds he had a needle in his arm. when he was taking them he didn't - get me!!!!!!!!! Your call pal and your life, not mine, but I KNOW what happens
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So I texted my friend and he's free to video chat tonight.
I'm going to shave, shower,shower nice clothes. Like I was meeting him in person, which may not happen for a while due to my anxiety.
I'll try not to unload problems on him, focus on the positive things happening in my life.
I'm going to shave, shower,shower nice clothes. Like I was meeting him in person, which may not happen for a while due to my anxiety.
I'll try not to unload problems on him, focus on the positive things happening in my life.
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Mate the fact that you know your head aint working properly is good, you're already a big part of the way there. Get the right meds and you'll start to feel better. That's what happened with my bro.
When he wasn't on his meds, he thought there was nothing wrong with him even tho he got sectioned and was incredibly dangerous. The day after boxing day 2014, he was psychotic and using vast amounts of coke/heroin and crack, he pulled a knife on me and threatned to stab me to death. Believe me, I ain't frightened of anybody that walks this planet, but on that occasion I had to flee, big time.
Point I'm making FF is meet the doc urgently and get help otherwise it could, and probably will, end in disaster. Psychosis and illicit drugs, a lethal combination! Sorry mate, I've never minced my words and say it as it is, but I'm concerned about you and your current condition. Get help please.
When he wasn't on his meds, he thought there was nothing wrong with him even tho he got sectioned and was incredibly dangerous. The day after boxing day 2014, he was psychotic and using vast amounts of coke/heroin and crack, he pulled a knife on me and threatned to stab me to death. Believe me, I ain't frightened of anybody that walks this planet, but on that occasion I had to flee, big time.
Point I'm making FF is meet the doc urgently and get help otherwise it could, and probably will, end in disaster. Psychosis and illicit drugs, a lethal combination! Sorry mate, I've never minced my words and say it as it is, but I'm concerned about you and your current condition. Get help please.
I accepted I was in real trouble and that I had to change things....not for a day or a month or a year but for good.
I could have the kind of life I wanted, and be the kind of person I wanted to be...or I could drink, but not both.
I also had to accept that I needed medication if I wanted to be all I wanted to be.
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AA is not about getting by on willpower. This is talked about in the literature.
It also mentions if you want we have and are willing to go to any length to get it you are ready to take certain steps.
It also mentions those who suffer from grave emotional and mental disorders. Many of whom recover if they are capable of being honest.
Try to block out everything else and focus on the program. Forget about what people think. Anybody looking down on you may just not last that long anyway. This about your survival, not what people think.
Pick out who you think will be a good sponsor and just follow simple instructions. Dedicate yourself to the program. The more you put in the more you will get out.
Don't even worry about what steps are ahead. You will build more sobriety by then anyway.
It also mentions if you want we have and are willing to go to any length to get it you are ready to take certain steps.
It also mentions those who suffer from grave emotional and mental disorders. Many of whom recover if they are capable of being honest.
Try to block out everything else and focus on the program. Forget about what people think. Anybody looking down on you may just not last that long anyway. This about your survival, not what people think.
Pick out who you think will be a good sponsor and just follow simple instructions. Dedicate yourself to the program. The more you put in the more you will get out.
Don't even worry about what steps are ahead. You will build more sobriety by then anyway.
I don't trust... 12 steppers and I never will. :/
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