Yep. No point in putting our selves down and eating at our self worth. Just makes us use more. Damn vicious cycle it is.I struggle hardcore with alcohol myself these days. I don't really have anything to say. I just try not to put myself down too too hard.
It went pretty well, he was supposed to send me an email with a conditional offer so I could start the background check, but I haven't gotten it yet. As long as background check clears I'll have the job.How did your other interview go? Pizza place?
And you are also doing awesome on your sobriety path.
And man, you are right about getting complacent about the 3 month mark. We let our guard down way too easy.
Have a good week end.
@Snafu of the Forest I am a recovering hardcore 24/7 drinker alcoholic. I know what these moments are like. You've slowly been coming to this conclusion over the last few months that I've known you and I truly wish you all the absolute BEST with your sobriety. You have my full, unconditional, unwavering support, and I mean that. Message me any time, ANY TIME, and we'll talk about whatever. Love you bro, you can do this![]()
Man so true, especially in Baltimore, dope is so ridiculously available.its easy to accidentally score onthe way home from rehab
@negrogesic, ^^ this. Hospital detox was my only option due to the high seizure risk.IIRC she was drinking about 5 liters of wine daily and successfully detoxed in hospital via Diazepam taper.
@negrogesic, ^^ this. Hospital detox was my only option due to the high seizure risk.
My liver enzymes were off the charts (understandably) and when they did an ultrasound on my liver they found a patch of cirrhosis. I'm only 36 years old and that has legit scared the living fuck out of me. It was by far the biggest wake up call that I've ever had. For me now, alcohol truly is not an option, period. When I got out of hospital I moved in with my partner who is 100% sober, I kept myself busy, went to the gym every day, got addicted to exercise and eating healthy. Now I'm nearly 6 months sober (hang on....lemme check the calendar...I might be at 6 months......nope, 5.5 monthsWell i suppose the real question is, how did you manage after? And have the fortitude to stay off?
Good work Snafu. Same spot here. On day 12 and improvement's are beginning to get noticeable.cliche boring ass thread
7/10/2021 - made a fool of myself again today and made my friends hate me again, I honestly just want to cry and hide from everything. Bury me a nice deep hole. Get comfy. Fuck you.
6:48am: been sobering up for 3 hours, no sleep and about to go to work, I don't feel like drinking today, just want some weed.... today will not be an issue, it's always day 2....
So it sounds like you're tapering down your alcohol intake anyway? Make the most of that and keep tapering down. Are you getting any physical withdrawals if you're "late" drinking any alcohol? Like, if you didn't drink in the morning, what would happen?I've had less alcohol today than yesterday, and the day before, and the day before....
Well today I was shaky and dry heaved a bit (though not as much as yesterday which included vomiting). I've barely eaten all day too. Been having various issues like general body pain and difficulty catching my breath. Restlessness and pacing, too.So it sounds like you're tapering down your alcohol intake anyway? Make the most of that and keep tapering down. Are you getting any physical withdrawals if you're "late" drinking any alcohol? Like, if you didn't drink in the morning, what would happen?
This all sounds great, except for being out of weed, that sucks. (I don't smoke weed but I appreciate how much it can help with withdrawals).Well today I was shaky and dry heaved a bit (though not as much as yesterday which included vomiting). I've barely eaten all day too. Been having various issues like general body pain and difficulty catching my breath. Restlessness and pacing, too.
I'm broke and therefore out of marijuana, too. I usually smoke small amounts of pretty decent marijuana all day.
I'm basically out of tobacco too.
The only thing I have on hand is a couple of different psychedelics and I don't want to repeat dosing those while in mild alcohol withdrawal. I had a pretty difficult experience that the last time which was fairly recently.
What I really need is benzos for a few days. At least I have not been drinking any distilled spirits.
Highly unlikely on the diazepam.This all sounds great, except for being out of weed, that sucks. (I don't smoke weed but I appreciate how much it can help with withdrawals).
Is it possible you could get a small amount of valium?? Most doctors will prescribe a small amount to help with alcohol cessation. It would help immensely. You'd only need 3-4 days worth. If you do manage to get some valium (or any other benzos), make sure you don't drink any alcohol while you're using the benzos, otherwise it'll make the alcohol withdrawals worse and just makes the whole process a lot harder in the long run.
Well that is excellent to hearand I am unwilling to continue drinking that long.
Be very cautious, the problem's Alcohol caused me was when I had the bright idea to start drinking after getting out of bed.Lately I've been drinking some alcohol first thing in the mornings.
Today I suffered all day not drinking (trying to quit or maybe taper) and then around 9pm bought 3x 25oz @5% hard seltzers. Then went back to the liquor store right before they closed for two more.
I'm conflicted as to whether I should drink the last one now or save it for tomorrow. I really have to stop drinking again before it gets out of hand.
I've had less alcohol today than yesterday, and the day before, and the day before....
Most of today was pretty rough though.
I just remembered tomorrow is Sunday and liquor cannot be sold where I live on Sunday's before 1pm (basically by law you can't be going to church drunk!) so maybe I'll save this last beer for in the morning.
I completely agree. Drinking alcohol first thing in the morning really fucks up your brain chemistry and your body. It's a very slippery slope once you start morning drinking....Be very cautious, the problem's Alcohol caused me was when I had the bright idea to start drinking after getting out of bed.
That was the last drop that led to my final downfall. And as a result i got 2 Epileptic seizure's.
But that morning routine is not advisable SimStim, i am rooting for you to not go that way.
same can be said for heroin. i think cos they both have relatively short half lives, if you wait til the evening, even daily use you can get away with cos there is some time with none or at least very little in your system. physical dependence followed almost immediately after i started doing heroin in the mornings.I completely agree. Drinking alcohol first thing in the morning really fucks up your brain chemistry and your body. It's a very slippery slope once you start morning drinking....