9 months
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9 months
The sobriety baby is born 9 months AF + 1 day.
My drinking voice is Arthur and my new born is Ethan. I will ignore Arthur totally and focus on Ethan.
I am back from a 2 week trip around Sri Lanka, had a great trip and I am now an expert on all TEA. How it’s picked and processed and drank it in all different forms. No more Long Island ice teas needed.
I don’t post often but I am here and life couldn’t be better.
I remember the early days where 24 hours without alcohol seemed impossible. How things can change in such a short time.
Alcohol certainly has shown its ugly side, how ruthless and soul destroying it is. Life really is
So much better without alcohol in it.
I am on different forums and I read how people are trying to somehow justify controlling the intake of alcohol, on specific days, times, how many, what etc. its absurd but it’s the addiction talking in the end.
Dont know if I will be lucky enough to stay sober forever but all I worry is about now and for now I am. This is living
My drinking voice is Arthur and my new born is Ethan. I will ignore Arthur totally and focus on Ethan.
I am back from a 2 week trip around Sri Lanka, had a great trip and I am now an expert on all TEA. How it’s picked and processed and drank it in all different forms. No more Long Island ice teas needed.
I don’t post often but I am here and life couldn’t be better.
I remember the early days where 24 hours without alcohol seemed impossible. How things can change in such a short time.
Alcohol certainly has shown its ugly side, how ruthless and soul destroying it is. Life really is
So much better without alcohol in it.
I am on different forums and I read how people are trying to somehow justify controlling the intake of alcohol, on specific days, times, how many, what etc. its absurd but it’s the addiction talking in the end.
Dont know if I will be lucky enough to stay sober forever but all I worry is about now and for now I am. This is living
Congrats on 9 months Sydneyman
I don't rely on luck because you can have good luck...but also bad luck.
I stay sober through hard work and constantly grounding myself in the reality of addiction - my addiction and everyone elses.
I remain in the drivers seat no matter what
You can stay sober forever
D
Dont know if I will be lucky enough to stay sober forever
I stay sober through hard work and constantly grounding myself in the reality of addiction - my addiction and everyone elses.
I remain in the drivers seat no matter what
You can stay sober forever
D
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