Back to Day 2. This relapse was planned for days,

Recovery
#21

:laughing: gee, I wonder whyyy

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#22

I blame the haters :wink:

#23

:rofl::rofl: and there's always haters. Always.

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#24

For reals!!!!! :joy:

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#25

I try to stop fighting anything and everything. Blame is only an excuse not a reason. And an excuse is merely a lie wrapped up in a ā€˜piece of logicā€™. When I blame I give up my ability to change.

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#26

Day 2 again here too. Minute by minute. Stay strong.

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#27

Glad you came back,

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#28

You had been sober for quite a while haven't you?

#29

I had 11 years at one point

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#30

I thought I saw that, if you don't mind my asking, what lead up to relapse? I'm closing in on 11 years.

#31

Hey I sent you a message.

#32

Welcome back. It maybe time for you to get more help from a professional standpoint. Craving medical was very helpful. Build a recovery team. It isnā€™t easy stopping I know because I went to h@ll before I finally realized it was either life or death. I chose life and itā€™s finally getting better. I miss being a normal drinker but I also have enough knowledge to know it will never happen. Stay strong. I wish people could see what my friend is going through at 40 with a liver transplant she just had. Maybe then people would realize itā€™s no joke.

#33

Its okay .just dust yourself off and climb again..

#34

Weā€™re all her for ., continue reaching out and stay connectedā€¦ it help a lotā€¦.

#35

:heart::heart: here for you! Message me if you want to chat. Relapses can turn into amazing learning experiences.

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#36

Thank you :pray: