Having a hard time getting sober I drink from the second I wake up till I go to bed couple points on a good day straight whiskey little more bad days for the lay 12 years and for the last few months I’ve had a pain in my side anyone else experience this wondering how worried to be
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Good morning Dalton I would see medical advice. Just for your safety brother. Please don’t give up brother you’re worth fighting for. Being clean and sober. guess you were receive the life changing events is worth it
Its Canada health care sucks can’t see me for months lol
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If the pain is on your right side, it’s probably your liver telling you that it needs to get healthy?
That’s a serious reason to get help!
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Yeah doc told me it was my liver just wondering if anyone else gets that pain or has had it doc can’t see me for a while just wondering how f***ed I am been trying to cut back just anit been doing great
Hey Dalton, if you put the alcohol down for a month your liver will get better, as long as it's not too late. But seriously, does the alcohol do anything positive for you?
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Ruins my life but anit had a sober breath, for a while don’t feel well or like my self without it 
Only 34 felt like I had more time over did it I guess
You’re so young Dalton. You have so much life to live. Please go back and be persistent about getting medical attention and try to cut back/quit. You may not feel like yourself without alcohol but it’s ruining your health. You deserve to feel good and healthy. I’ve seen so many people in my career with liver failure and it’s awful. Please get yourself the help you need. I’ll be praying for you.
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Could be liver
Your liver is swollen. It needs a rest. I would go to the ER, they can help you safely detox. Good luck
As long as you keep drinking your life and health will keep getting worse, if you keep it up you will lose everything and die, alone on the streets most likely. I hate to put it this bluntly but I've seen it so many times and lived thru it myself. If you decide you don't want that you can do the work of recovery and find hope and I truly hope that you do.
Totally get it. If you drink plenty of water, eat decently healthy food, and try to exercise (walking helps a lot, even if it doesn't make your biceps bigger), in about a week you'll feel more like yourself (that's without that poison we've drank for whatever reason). A couple more weeks on and you won't believe how good you feel.
Try getting one day, and realize that any discomfort is temporary, and your body is trying to heal.
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Im 34 as well. Coming up on 8 months off the bottle, and I dont even recognize the person i was before i quit. My liver and pancreas were not doing too great and i had pains too. I was released from the ICU after having .63 BAC. Went straight to the liquor store before i even went home. I know the struggle. Waking up drinking. After a while it just restores your state of normality. I did a 6 month inpatient rehab through the Salvation Army. Best decision i ever made, and its free. You just have to work your way through the program. I highly suggest looking into it. It saved my life.
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How are you doing now, brother?
Better I got a woman that keeps me in check…still not sober but cutting back hopefully be sober soon the pain comes and goes
I got a doc appointment in a couple days to hook me up with a liver specialist thanks for the support good to have like minded ppl to talk to
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I’m glad to hear. one day at a time brother don’t give up the fight
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So it’s not probably not fatal as long as I brace up and cut back/ stop drinking been pretty stressed about it and that anit helping me stop thanks man