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..and now have been sober for 30+ days. not too many people know, so my cheering section has been kinda small. don't need a ticker-tape parade, just feeling blessed, healthy, and positive and wanted to share the joy. finally totally "got" that i could never regress to being a social drinker again, though lord knows i tried!!!life is good--now if i could just lose the brand new sweet tooth i have developed instead..
i have read/heard that some persons with some form of hypoglycemia seem to have more problems with etoh.....really get into the diet side of things, eat well, small freq meals, low carb....and good luck
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I'm so proud of you!!! Those first 30 days are definitely the toughest, and I can assure you that it'll never be quite that hard again. I can also tell you from experience that you'll probably go through times of 'dry drunks', where you feel negative and sorry for yourself (it's called "Stinkin' Thinkin") and basically do everything wrong EXCEPT take a drink. But you learn something new every time, and as you put more and more time between you and that last drink, you grow more and more confident in your ability to continue in your life of sobriety. And one day, it'll be a whole YEAR since your last drink........then five.........then ten.........and so on.
You can do this.
PM me if you ever need support, a crying towel, or just a reason NOT to drink.
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marla, cheering for you the last few weeks and seeing how good god is has helped me more than you know...
thank you, my friend..........i'm glad i've been of some help:heartbeat
god is so good and so good to us, isn't he? there have been times during my sobriety when he provided the only support to get through a bad patch, when i wanted to drink so bad i could literally taste it. trust him always, and he will carry you through.
BlueRidgeHomeRN
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..and now have been sober for 30+ days. not too many people know, so my cheering section has been kinda small. don't need a ticker-tape parade, just feeling blessed, healthy, and positive and wanted to share the joy. finally totally "got" that i could never regress to being a social drinker again, though lord knows i tried!!!
life is good--now if i could just lose the brand new sweet tooth i have developed instead..