zephyr
Ex-Bluelighter
Your mum has a sister from what I recall from you posting so you will be better off telling her or other relatives to check on her as you will be away for a while. You dont have to say why.
. and I am so fucking proud of you man, it takes a man to do the shit we are doing, and I wish only the best for you!!
Ot: stayed up gettin fked up last night shot up all my dope. got work tonight. no urges to go score or gamble as of yet but its early days - just woke up.
Hoping to admit myself to rehab next week
well, you just did a step 1, you admitted that your life was unmanageable , and i am here to tell you brother that there is a way out! and you can do it! just like I can. you shared about it, and you told on your addiction, now for some action.
i'm no AA guru or whatever, now try looking into finding meetings in your city, and at the beginging of the meeting raise your hand and introduce yourself, and spill the beans like you did here, after the meeting pull up on someone(that isn't a chick) and exchange numbers, and get with that person and start.
i'm glad that you posted that because you and i are alike in so many ways, and now i'm happy to say that i have almost 80 days sober from ALL mind/mood altering chemicals, it's possible man. and if no ones told you that they loved you today then I love you whosajiggawaaa. and I am so fucking proud of you man, it takes a man to do the shit we are doing, and I wish only the best for you!!
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Kitty, your words are right on--it's really all we are all doing, addiction or not, we are fighting to the death for ourselves. Once you realize that, you transform the victim to the warrior and it becomes engaging rather than defeating. Addiction does not happen in a vacuum, nor does craziness. There is a larger context and that context is separation from your own source of power, the place in you that no circumstances can actually touch. One of my friends told me that all trauma happens on the surface--when she said it I wanted to kill her because it was right after my son died and no, that trauma felt like it existed in every cell of my body. But, with time, and effort, I got what she meant and it is true. We all have a place, calm as undisturbed water at our core. Most of us are separated from this place by the harshness of life, by our own perceptions and beliefs, by societies that do everything imaginable to stir those waters. Just having faith that it is there becomes revolutionary.