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Sideboobgirl

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Hi there everybody, I am new in the neighborhood. I guess for now I'll start by introducing myself until I can figure out how to start posting my own threads. I'm a small town girl in a big city, and like that popular story goes...I'm a victim of sexual abuse, drowning in daddy issues. From a young age I became a professional dabbler. Of all the things that I experimented with I never became an addict.In my mid-twenties I finally grew up and stop putting stuff up my nose and made a turn around for the better with my life. I got a good job turned my credit around, things were looking really good. But life is just not that easy. I had an accident at work, and I'm sure you can guess that evil drug-dealing doctor changed my life into the struggle it is now. I nearly was knocking on heroine's door, turning tricks so I could afford those 30 dollar pain pills. After I had burnt about every bridge that I had, facing homelessness, I decided to check myself into a detox center on Christmas Eve, just last year. 364 days later I can say I'm still sober. Kinda. I still have a long road ahead of me but I'm hoping that I will be able to share my story, give a few words of wisdom and lend an ear or shoulder if I can.
 
Hey, welcome to Bluelight. Sorry to hear about your struggles, I hope things are looking up for you now though. And congratulations on a year sober, or 'kinda' sober. Either way, it's a big step.

To create a thread anywhere on the site, just select a forum from the list on the home page and then click the 'New Thread' button just above the list of threads :)
 
Hey sideboobgirl, welcome :)

Nice intro, it's really great to read that you're now mostly sober. Your input would be very welcome in the Sober Living forum if you'd be kind enough to offer some support there, or just to chat about your own experiences some more, which can be very helpful to others.

Take care,
CFC
 
Hi there everybody, I am new in the neighborhood. I guess for now I'll start by introducing myself until I can figure out how to start posting my own threads. I'm a small town girl in a big city, and like that popular story goes...I'm a victim of sexual abuse, drowning in daddy issues. From a young age I became a professional dabbler. Of all the things that I experimented with I never became an addict.In my mid-twenties I finally grew up and stop putting stuff up my nose and made a turn around for the better with my life. I got a good job turned my credit around, things were looking really good. But life is just not that easy. I had an accident at work, and I'm sure you can guess that evil drug-dealing doctor changed my life into the struggle it is now. I nearly was knocking on heroine's door, turning tricks so I could afford those 30 dollar pain pills. After I had burnt about every bridge that I had, facing homelessness, I decided to check myself into a detox center on Christmas Eve, just last year. 364 days later I can say I'm still sober. Kinda. I still have a long road ahead of me but I'm hoping that I will be able to share my story, give a few words of wisdom and lend an ear or shoulder if I can.
Awe hunnie I'm sorry to hear that,, I myself have a lot of issues and turned into a heroin addict at the end,, and now that I look back it was so not worth it.. I still struggle with my sobriety trust me it's not perfect, but I do try,, I currently am on suboxone which really help me with craving and withdrawn symptoms.. I don't want to stay on it forever but for right now it's saving my life.. just keep doing the right thing and remember no recovery is perfect.. good luck xo also of you want to know what I do for my recovery I will be happy to let u know;)
 
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