I was sick and tired of being sick and tired
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Originally Posted by cfp 
After finally coming to the drunken realization that I need help, I found this site searching the internet last night while finishing my second bottle of wine. This is my first step toward recovery, or even admitting that i cannot control my drinking on my own. Hopefully it is the first step on the road to finding myself again.
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Join Date: Apr 2011
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Funnily enough...
Funnily enough in 30yrs of drinking and just over 3yrs of sobriety, the cry,"I'm sick and tired of beingsick and tired", resonates most consistently from the mouths of alcoholics I've known, including myself.
Thestrange thing is,once we admit defeat, WE WIN! For now construction of a new life, lived in sobriety can begin, and the penultimate paragraph on page 164 of 'the Big Book' never rang so true, so welcome and may the god of your understanding speed your journey in recovery.
Thestrange thing is,once we admit defeat, WE WIN! For now construction of a new life, lived in sobriety can begin, and the penultimate paragraph on page 164 of 'the Big Book' never rang so true, so welcome and may the god of your understanding speed your journey in recovery.
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: MI
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Hi CFP....my first post was titled "sick and tired." Wine was my love also and I was downing 2-3 bottles a nite. I'm three months sober and life is good. I felt like I turned a corner this weekend where I can finally imagine a life without alcohol....a really good life.
We are all on this road with you and my very best wishes go out to you.
We are all on this road with you and my very best wishes go out to you.
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