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I like a lot of good days^^^ Good days are great. Good job !!!
And all I can say is I like good days a lot.![]()


I like a lot of good days^^^ Good days are great. Good job !!!
And all I can say is I like good days a lot.![]()
we’ve got your back here man. honestly not that uncommon to be dependent on DXM. i have a few friends who got that way. some people are even dependent on loperamide. kratom. kava.Relapsed on DXM again today, 1200mg. I just have no self control when it comes to DXM. I can walk into a store and I immediately change my entire original focus to how can I shoplift a box of Mucinex. My family has mentioned going into meetings for it and I just keep thinking like how could I go to meetings that have people who are facing real demons like Alcoholism or Fentanyl addiction and just say 'yeah I'm addicted to OTC cough medicine, I need the same help as you guys'.
Just I can't justify my recovery when people are facing what I'd consider issues with *real* drugs.
I'll keep this in mind, thank you. I just have a hard time justifying my recovery in general, mainly with trauma when it's outside of drugs. It's comforting knowing that people here don't see it as a 'kiddie drug' and as a thing that can't be addicting, because in reality, it's ridiculous how addicting it is to me. It's like PURE euphoria, until it isn't.w
we’ve got your back here man. honestly not that uncommon to be dependent on DXM. i have a few friends who got that way. some people are even dependent on loperamide. kratom. kava.
that doesn’t minimize your problems; when you mention other people who’ve been lifelong alcoholics/addicts etc. if you’re not cozy going to an AA meeting(i never liked them & they never resonated with me) we do zoom meetings twice a day && we’re all just a bunch of buddies in recovery. no 12 steps, no agenda, just talking and enjoying ourselves and helping each other. not trying to coax you in or anything but you’re more than welcome to come hangout, you can even just sit and listen with your mic & video off if you want.
you got a lot of people in this forum rooting for you too m8. we’ve got a nice group here in this recovery forum whether needing active help or just checking in like myself. try not to stigmatize your own recovery too much if you can help it, it’s all okay man.
oh no man, it definitely isn’t something to be taken lightly. mate even if you had a food or shopping addiction, we’d be here for you. try not to focus on who or what is judging you, and maybe you’ll slowly get used to the idea of reaching out to a hand who’s offering some assistance and not feel too crummy about itI'll keep this in mind, thank you. I just have a hard time justifying my recovery in general, mainly with trauma when it's outside of drugs. It's comforting knowing that people here don't see it as a 'kiddie drug' and as a thing that can't be addicting, because in reality, it's ridiculous how addicting it is to me. It's like PURE euphoria, until it isn't.
What made you ditch it?14 days sober as of today. Haven’t been able to say that in close to 30 years. DOC = coke and benzos.
What made you ditch it?
Best of luck to you, you got this. Especially having the love and support from your wifeI went on a bender and came home at 3am. My wife woke up and found me wasted and cutting up lines in my bonus room. It was either clean my shit up, or lose her.![]()
Thank you. I don’t deserve her and the idea of losing her scares the ever lovingBest of luck to you, you got this. Especially having the love and support from your wife
Good call, I'm sure she's worth the effort.I went on a bender and came home at 3am. My wife woke up and found me wasted and cutting up lines in my bonus room. It was either clean my shit up, or lose her.![]()
You've got it! Just by what you're doing is definitely healing. I like to look at the mountains in their beautiful majestic way, especially when theres snow on them in the Winter. Any nature is Gods way of healing and beauty. Take care and have a happy weekend.Better.
Better than I have been in a long while. I am able to actually clean and cook at the same time now, and more at times without feeling too badly.
Well so far, good for now. I guess being positive and having a strong will can help. If this is going to be the choice.
It's a lot of stiffness too and dealing with it. And my heart can feel really tight. But, yes, that is all. It's enough for me though.
I hope everyone gets through every new day that we are given. Somehow. The choices we make today can make a difference in tomorrow.
And it is awesome to be proud of each other too. I hope you feel beautiful today.
All that I can say is try to eliminate the changes for life getting worse and for the possibility of it ever getting better. Just trying when you can is a start.
I still go outside and walk around a lot. Nature will heal me more than anything. The water and the Forks do miracles. It seems like that is another healing power.
And yes, do the best that you can !! My favorite . . . . YOLO.
bye.
20 days sober![]()
This is the longest I've been sober from alcohol in longer than I can remember.... over 10 years I believe. When I went to detox last year I relapsed after around 17 days I think.
20 days sober![]()
This is the longest I've been sober from alcohol in longer than I can remember.... over 10 years I believe. When I went to detox last year I relapsed after around 17 days I think.