Im Soo Scared
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Im Soo Scared
Hi,
I posted before, for the first time, and I guess everyone has established I do have a problem, so I have decided to stop drinking tommo and tonight is my last drinks, has anyone got any help they can give me or advice cause am **** scared!! cant beleive I am but I have now told my partner that tonight is the last forever and I do not want to go back on my word so please help me any way you can
thanks a lot jill x
I posted before, for the first time, and I guess everyone has established I do have a problem, so I have decided to stop drinking tommo and tonight is my last drinks, has anyone got any help they can give me or advice cause am **** scared!! cant beleive I am but I have now told my partner that tonight is the last forever and I do not want to go back on my word so please help me any way you can
thanks a lot jill x
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Why not make right now the starting point? Why would you drink tonight? This is my help to you. DONT DRINK TONIGHT. Telling yourself "This is the last hoorah" is just you lying to yourself. I did that too. I told myself one night "This is it" and I got my first drunk driving ticket that night. I didnt quit for another 9 years. And I meant it with every fiber of my being when I said "this is it". I was very genuine. Drinking tonight would be the dumbest thing you could do. Dont do it.
Look up the number for aa in your phone book, phone them, ask directions and go to a meeting.
It's very brave acknowledging that you have a problem...now cement it with action, and you cant' go wrong!
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It's very brave acknowledging that you have a problem...now cement it with action, and you cant' go wrong!
Welcome!
Grateful Recovery Addict,
Cathy31
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Its NOT TOO LATE. Just stop drinking now. If you continue to drink tonight,...you will be proving to yourself that you arent being genuine. The "I'll quit tomorrow", is just a justifcation to drink tonight. Your way of making drinking tonight "ok" with you. If you dont stop tonight,.....you probably wont stop tomorrow,....and you liver will be that much more damaged. I cannot believe you know you have liver damage and you STILL insist on drinking. THere is nothing more savage than a person destroying themself.
I agree that stopping now is the best idea - not tomorrow. It doesn't matter that you're drinking now - pour it out and stop. You can do it. And don't focus on 'forever' because that is overwhelming at the outset. Just don't drink tonight and then do the same tomorrow.
There is no easy way to do this, but you can do it if you really want to!
There is no easy way to do this, but you can do it if you really want to!
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okay
truthfully im gonna tell you i am so scared of saying this but the only time i feel good is when im drinking and i dont think i can be bothered with the rest of my life without it the only good thing i have in my life is my partner who has done everything for me and i totally love for it. It it wasnt for I would be in the gutter probably but beleive it or not my drinkiing is to a minimum because of that. But tonight i promised my partner that it was the last drink that would pass my lips and I really need to stick to my word because I am so in love and i want to prove I can do this for both of us
so any help you got pleas throw it in my direction cause i think its gonna be hard x
truthfully im gonna tell you i am so scared of saying this but the only time i feel good is when im drinking and i dont think i can be bothered with the rest of my life without it the only good thing i have in my life is my partner who has done everything for me and i totally love for it. It it wasnt for I would be in the gutter probably but beleive it or not my drinkiing is to a minimum because of that. But tonight i promised my partner that it was the last drink that would pass my lips and I really need to stick to my word because I am so in love and i want to prove I can do this for both of us
so any help you got pleas throw it in my direction cause i think its gonna be hard x
Okay, Jill, many of us felt the same way as you do now. I know I did. In the end all I cared about was drinking and everything else was a side issue. You need to know that you won't always feel like this. Alcohol is a depressant and when you stop drinking your mood and emotions will slowly and gradually change. You will start to feel better physically and emotionally.
The other thing I want to say is you need to do this for yourself. It is hard and you need to put yourself first, even before 'us', if need be. Do this for you so you can have your life back.
The other thing I want to say is you need to do this for yourself. It is hard and you need to put yourself first, even before 'us', if need be. Do this for you so you can have your life back.
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Office Telephone 0141 226 2214
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I think you should start tonight. Waiting till tommorrow is just procrastination. And the chances are still High without the proper support that you will continue to drink. Their is nothing bad about seeking help we all have done it and are making it just one day at a time. I quit drinking in 1996 and I have to say this I feel better now than I have ever felt in my whole life. The choice is yours..... God Bless and do call AA someone is waiting just for you; You can do it!
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Originally Posted by jillsinclair
okay
truthfully im gonna tell you i am so scared of saying this but the only time i feel good is when im drinking and i dont think i can be bothered with the rest of my life without it the only good thing i have in my life is my partner who has done everything for me and i totally love for it. It it wasnt for I would be in the gutter probably but beleive it or not my drinkiing is to a minimum because of that. But tonight i promised my partner that it was the last drink that would pass my lips and I really need to stick to my word because I am so in love and i want to prove I can do this for both of us
so any help you got pleas throw it in my direction cause i think its gonna be hard x
truthfully im gonna tell you i am so scared of saying this but the only time i feel good is when im drinking and i dont think i can be bothered with the rest of my life without it the only good thing i have in my life is my partner who has done everything for me and i totally love for it. It it wasnt for I would be in the gutter probably but beleive it or not my drinkiing is to a minimum because of that. But tonight i promised my partner that it was the last drink that would pass my lips and I really need to stick to my word because I am so in love and i want to prove I can do this for both of us
so any help you got pleas throw it in my direction cause i think its gonna be hard x
You feel good when you drink, eh? Hows NOW treatin' ya? Ya feel good right now? You keep avoiding the question. Why dont you stop right now? Put it down. Stop drinking tonight. No more! Stop pretending you overlooked all the posts that ask you this question. You may have promised your partner you'd quit tomorrow,....but you sure not doing them any favors by drinking tonight. This is about YOU. Not your partner. Who are you drinking for? Who are you quitting tomorrow for? Stop avoiding...
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i hear what you r saying but i have read so many books about how i feel i am on high dosage of tablets for depression and still know that i probably have A drink problem too but you all say dont do it but no one has help for me i have been crying out for it i was in mental hospital for a week then i got out and im on my own again no support but i know i need it and have been asking for it , so the only painkiller i have right now is alcohol and i know its not the right answer but i aint got another one at least it numbs the feelngs i have for a while
thanks jill
thanks jill
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Originally Posted by jillsinclair
i hear what you r saying but i have read so many books about how i feel i am on high dosage of tablets for depression and still know that i probably have A drink problem too but you all say dont do it but no one has help for me i have been crying out for it i was in mental hospital for a week then i got out and im on my own again no support but i know i need it and have been asking for it , so the only painkiller i have right now is alcohol and i know its not the right answer but i aint got another one at least it numbs the feelngs i have for a while
thanks jill
thanks jill
Hey there, Jill--I know you are scared. I, too, thought that I only felt good when I was drinking. What I have realized since I got sober is that all alcohol really did for me was make me feel numb. Not only was I missing the bad feelings, I was also missing the good ones. I cannot begin to tell you the joy I feel when I have a REAL good belly laugh--or for that matter a REAL good cry. It really beats the way I felt when I was drunk.
I also understand your particular situation. I was diagnosed with liver cancer about 10 years ago (while I was pregnant.) The docs told me it was NOT the alcohol that caused the problem. However, after having major surgery during which they removed a 14-pound tumor the size of a soccer ball along with the entire right lobe of my liver, thedocs also told me I must NEVER drink again. Guess what? I got sober two years ago. I am so incredibly lucky that I didn't lose my life.
Although I understand your situation, our circumstances are also quite different. My remaining liver tissue was healthy and I was able to regrow the rest. I was not having liver failure. I am not going to tell you that you have got to stop. You already know that. But I will tell you that you will die if you choose to continue to drink.
No one can do this for you. If any of us could we would do it for you in a heartbeat because we know how much better life can be when alcohol no longer has ultimate control. The choice is up to you.
I also understand your particular situation. I was diagnosed with liver cancer about 10 years ago (while I was pregnant.) The docs told me it was NOT the alcohol that caused the problem. However, after having major surgery during which they removed a 14-pound tumor the size of a soccer ball along with the entire right lobe of my liver, thedocs also told me I must NEVER drink again. Guess what? I got sober two years ago. I am so incredibly lucky that I didn't lose my life.
Although I understand your situation, our circumstances are also quite different. My remaining liver tissue was healthy and I was able to regrow the rest. I was not having liver failure. I am not going to tell you that you have got to stop. You already know that. But I will tell you that you will die if you choose to continue to drink.
No one can do this for you. If any of us could we would do it for you in a heartbeat because we know how much better life can be when alcohol no longer has ultimate control. The choice is up to you.
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