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Officially 7 Months Sobriety!!!
05-28-2023, 07:45 PM
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05-28-2023, 07:50 PM
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Mirin, how long were you drinking before your liver went bad?
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05-28-2023, 07:50 PM
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Are you the fella who was saying he had stage 4 liver failure? How is your health now, pretty good?
Good on ya at 7 months. Word of advice from a guy who just passed 13 months not long ago, the amount benchmarks worth bragging about are fewer than you'll want to think in terms of how others perceive it. Wait for your 1 year to celebrate again, especially to people IRL.
Good on ya at 7 months. Word of advice from a guy who just passed 13 months not long ago, the amount benchmarks worth bragging about are fewer than you'll want to think in terms of how others perceive it. Wait for your 1 year to celebrate again, especially to people IRL.
05-28-2023, 07:55 PM
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This is a legit accomplishment.
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05-28-2023, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted By iamdetermined⏩
It went bad years before it went BAD. Drank too much for over 10 years. Crazy to think about it now.Mirin, how long were you drinking before your liver went bad?
Originally Posted By northernlights7⏩
Health is great now as far as I’m aware. Feel amazing.Are you the fella who was saying he had stage 4 liver failure? How is your health now, pretty good?
Good on ya at 7 months. Word of advice from a guy who just passed 13 months not long ago, the amount benchmarks worth bragging about are fewer than you'll want to think in terms of how others perceive it. Wait for your 1 year to celebrate again, especially to people IRL.
Good on ya at 7 months. Word of advice from a guy who just passed 13 months not long ago, the amount benchmarks worth bragging about are fewer than you'll want to think in terms of how others perceive it. Wait for your 1 year to celebrate again, especially to people IRL.
I haven’t celebrated at all IRL. My family actually hasn’t even acknowledged it nor do they bring it up other than to ask about my health.
05-28-2023, 08:21 PM
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05-28-2023, 08:23 PM
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05-28-2023, 10:13 PM
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Congrats bruh.
What did you find helped you in the early stages when I assume the cravings were at their peak?
Would love nothing more than to cut out alcohol but i've associated so many things with it over the past decade my willpower hasn't been up to par to be able to continue after a few days.
What did you find helped you in the early stages when I assume the cravings were at their peak?
Would love nothing more than to cut out alcohol but i've associated so many things with it over the past decade my willpower hasn't been up to par to be able to continue after a few days.
05-28-2023, 10:55 PM
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Good job man, keep it up
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05-28-2023, 11:17 PM
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Originally Posted By bananastand11⏩
Wanting to live and not go through hospitalization and the agony/misery/pain/discomfort/dread/fear/weakness and helplessness I felt during that time, ever again.Congrats bruh.
What did you find helped you in the early stages when I assume the cravings were at their peak?
Would love nothing more than to cut out alcohol but i've associated so many things with it over the past decade my willpower hasn't been up to par to be able to continue after a few days.
What did you find helped you in the early stages when I assume the cravings were at their peak?
Would love nothing more than to cut out alcohol but i've associated so many things with it over the past decade my willpower hasn't been up to par to be able to continue after a few days.
Also Gabapentin probably helps a little bit
05-28-2023, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
your a drunk incel you you will always be one.Wanting to live and not go through hospitalization and the agony/misery/pain/discomfort/dread/fear/weakness and helplessness I felt during that time, ever again.
Also Gabapentin probably helps a little bit
Also Gabapentin probably helps a little bit
your family thinks your a drunk loser who plays with swords in their driveway
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05-28-2023, 11:59 PM
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Originally Posted By Ausaric⏩
It's good that you seem to have recognized fairly early on that your family/friends aren't really gonna give a shiiiit about your sobriety and that it's really more to do with just yourself. It took me a minute to fully accept it when I realized that the people in my life who gave me the most crap for drinking when I was still drinking were never gonna do so much as a simple "Oh gee, good job dude!" or something unprovoked. In the end, no one really gives a shiiiit except for you, but also remember that you are plenty reason enough to stay sober regardless.It went bad years before it went BAD. Drank too much for over 10 years. Crazy to think about it now.
Health is great now as far as I’m aware. Feel amazing.
I haven’t celebrated at all IRL. My family actually hasn’t even acknowledged it nor do they bring it up other than to ask about my health.
Health is great now as far as I’m aware. Feel amazing.
I haven’t celebrated at all IRL. My family actually hasn’t even acknowledged it nor do they bring it up other than to ask about my health.
05-29-2023, 12:13 AM
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good job man. apply that consistency and restraint toward other things now so you can prosper
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