Members So**** Posted October 15, 2019 Members Posted October 15, 2019 BUT.... IT'S PATIENT & it's doing PUSH-UPS while it's got it's thinking cap ON....???? PLEASE: BE SAFE OUT THERE. REACH OUT
Members Ji**** Posted November 8, 2019 Members Posted November 8, 2019 Well said. I am on day 5 of no alcohol. Not my first attempt but I'm still trying. I wanted to just cut back, the times before, but I've come to realise that I'm one of those people who cant just cut back. Now my body is trying to tell me I need to stop. I really need to listen. Mind over matter. Stay strong! ??✌
Members as**** Posted November 12, 2019 Members Posted November 12, 2019 maybe this site can help you
Members An**** Posted November 17, 2019 Members Posted November 17, 2019 I'm in recovery for 21 month. I know that I can't take any substance. I'm kool with that now. My thoughts, I'm not scared of them any more. I accept that that's all that they are. That's what our brains function is. Along with other things. Your thought has a start, middle and an end. Once u relize this, that thoughts come and go. Life seems too b a bit easier to live. Wishes to get better to all who have been affected by addiction. We do recover.
Members Guest User Posted January 13, 2020 Members Posted January 13, 2020 The Addict - an ode Have you ever know an addict Living with their truth Battling self convictions Ever since their youth Well dear friends show some respect The addict lives inside And those amongst brave enough Rarely try and hide The form in which it gives us The pleasure that we need This functional dysfunction That we all seem to breed Cause when we live with what's inside And you wear it on your sleeve Make no mistake about it The truth shall set you free Sany
Members Pi**** Posted February 23, 2020 Members Posted February 23, 2020 I am in recovery and need something like this to help keep me on track. This forum is perfect for getting things off my chest and deciding to keep sober. Im currently in rehab and know that there are nothing but temptations on the outside. So im not looking forward to leaving. My relapse prevention plan is important to me and anyone in recovery. Im just going to keep praying and seeking supernatural help to get through this thing called addiction. It is a disease and I cant beat it on my own.
Members Guest User Posted March 3, 2020 Members Posted March 3, 2020 It’s been more than most of my life running and running and running away I don’t know how to stay, I don’t know how to do today it’s become commonplace this life on the run but sometimes it’s not so much fun I’m always all alone it seems having fun with the drug -control and be controlled -my best friend who’s always there never ever a care I gave up alcohol to a thing called ice - I kind of like it that it helps me not drink substituted brain rot & I don’t even care I wish I did- I wish I could I know an awful lot about wishing - spent my life here - now I only want fantasy anymore - things that aren’t real folks sometimes come to help I know they always go away - never do they stay - I don’t trust and I don’t let soon time will come - I’ll be ready & I’ll be set - God has plans for me to be free
Members Pa**** Posted March 10, 2020 Members Posted March 10, 2020 Just found this site, lovely to meet you all. My name's Paul and I'm an alcoholic.
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