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(35,986 posts)irisblue
(34,367 posts)I could almost taste it, see lights reflecting on the glass.
I knew when I fully woke up it was just a dream and not a reality.
My subconscious moving memory chips around?
Thank you Friend
Walleye
(35,986 posts)Other specific cravings pop up from time to time. I quit drinking like 25 years ago. Dont really think of it much anymore but its in there somewhere
bif
(24,131 posts)Friday and Saturday nights are tough around dinner time. I loved chugging a couple beers while cooking. And then sipping wine the rest of the night. But I'd eventually pass out and accomplish absolutely nothing. Except pissing my wife off. So now I grab a bowl of ice cream and watch some tv. Usually in bed shortly after 9. Much better this way.
Keep up the good work. It does get better!
tazkcmo
(7,419 posts)It will be 165 days! Congratulations!
RainCaster
(11,594 posts)Only 107 days here, but I am so glad to be sober. I hope you are enjoying your new life.
Rhiannon12866
(223,337 posts)That's 3 months! I've been there. I didn't think I could make 3 days, then all of a sudden it was 6 months! And now that was 12 years ago. It's definitely been worth it.
Rhiannon12866
(223,337 posts)Congratulations!
Stuart G
(38,726 posts)Last edited Tue Dec 7, 2021, 11:24 PM - Edit history (1)
Going to AA Meetings, EA Meetings, OA Meetings, and CODA Meetings has Saved My Life.
So many times I wanted to give up. I say the Serenity Prayer many times a day..Every Day.