still sober, patrick?
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still sober, patrick?
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Originally Posted by obsidian
Had one hangover the morning I had to return to work after songkran. I f**king struggled through the day with my head as fragile as ever.
Luckily that was enough to make me quit, and I've been sober ever since last week.
its fucking hard. hang in.
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Originally Posted by obsidian
It's not easy. The slightest thing and your (well, my) brain is looking for any excuse to get pissed, luckily I've resisited so far and have some good tablets.
I know what you are saying Pat
The missus has gone away. Went away last week. First night she went away I got pissed saying it was ok I am happy when I am pissed.
Last night it was what else to do.
tonight it's what difference will it make.
I am annoyed at myself but I know that the little demon will rise again. I still have it not to drink week days or work days never have.
F#ckin pussy...it's easy if you follow the rules!:)Quote:
Originally Posted by obsidian
Nothing wrong with getting slightly pissed, been doing so most nights since I was 18 YO.
I don't mean getting total shitfaced, I just mean getting pleasantly toxicated but still mobile like, just pissed enough that you bang into the bedroom door 3 times before you realise its closed.
what rules are they then?
Yep and as long as you have them tablets you will keep getting fucked up, there is only one way to quit drinking, I told you that but you are such a smart asshole that you can't learn.Quote:
Originally Posted by DJ Pat
There is only one rule.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rambo
If you don't drink, then you won't get drunk.
I was drunk from the time I was 15 every chance I got til I was in my 20s then the drinking got worse and I would never drink at work but did come to work still fucked up and then got drunk daily and when I was 48 I had had enough, I quit, went to AA meetings and have not had a drink in over 26 years, but I know if I had a drink right now, I would be drunk before morning.
Two words: don't drinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Rambo
I am imbibing beer at night at a pub and getting fat. My waist is expanding, and I'm not exercising.
I have become lazy, and beer is one part of the equation.
I have never been this lazy, physically, in my life.
I need to kick myself in the arse.
(OK, back to your thread Oblivion. And Pat, best of luck.)
Hi Squirrel,Quote:
Originally Posted by mrsquirrel
Hadn't you given up for a couple of years?
A bit of substitution works for me. A short intense workout gives a nice rush of endorphins, makes you feel healthy, and helps to balance out that weekend binge.
:)
I've done really well but had a few slips here and there. Only a handful though. Get back on track again.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeMock
Good on ya mate, keep at it.
I knew you were old but not that you are that old.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackgang
Yep, I am exactly that old, but sure the hell would not be had I continud to drink, I was in the process of suicide because I could not stand any more and could not quit when a friend found me and got me into detox and from there to AA and then back to life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fabian
:)Quote:
Originally Posted by blackgang
Fuk off you old kunt....fair play to you though
Amazing how lucky we are that he knows how to operate a computer at the ripe old age of 74. :)
Whiles shes not as adept as BG, my old Mum at 84 is reasonably computer competent, sends emails, uploads Photos and reads her news on the internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeMock
As she lives alone in the Gold coast its made her life a lot richer as she can enjoy photos and MSN video chat with her grand and great grand children in other countries.
and wot abt me then, where's my congratulatins?Quote:
Originally Posted by MeMock
You are only 60.
Actually it's bit simpler that, because in reality it's only one drink that you aren't drinking: the first one.Quote:
Originally Posted by MilkmanTwo words: don't drinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Rambo
Once you get your mind around not having the "first drink" the process is quite simple.
At first it's a bit difficult to break the habituation of drinking.
The longer you're sober the easier it gets.
Nearly 7 months for me now.:biggthumpup:
True enough mate, and positive words !Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr EarlActually it's bit simpler that, because in reality it's only one drink that you aren't drinking: the first one.Quote:
Originally Posted by MilkmanTwo words: don't drinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Rambo
Once you get your mind around not having the "first drink" the process is quite simple.
At first it's a bit difficult to break the habituation of drinking.
The longer you're sober the easier it gets.
Nearly 7 months for me now.:biggthumpup:
I am writing this in a right state. I am not drunk but trying my best to fend off the coming DT's. Just got out of hospital this afternoon with three staples in my head (don't ask).
Booze is crap, unfortunately it is destroying my country......
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