I have been messing up the last few days and I know what I need to do. And I can do it. Problem is a little harder bc it's been w a roommate and she, I've come to learn is a total spaz and I don't see her sticking to our agreement of quiting. I need help. I need support. Please, I'm too old for this sh** and if I get into trouble bc of it, I will loose all the progress I've made and relationships that have rebuilt. I feel very alone. If anyone has any advice. I'd appreciate it a lot.
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I wouldn't let your sobriety hinge on someone else's. You may need to find another place and try to spend more time elsewhere until then. People, places and things. Prayers up.
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Get to a meeting if you can. I find things get better when I do
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You need to change your people places and things you do on a regular basis. That is when you will get long term result. I’m living in Summerfield Florida
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Well, you’re starting the right place. You’re reaching out to people and sobriety. I recommend getting to a meeting right away. In the beginning people places and things we have to change them all. It’s difficult to be sober if you’re around people who are using. I had to change a lot of things in my life. I had to leave a very successful lucrative career at a high income to find sobriety. I have a lot less in life than I’ve ever had and I am in one of the most happy fulfilling places in my life in my tiny apartment with my very small bank account with no car or credit cards most of my food coming from a food bank. But I’m clean and sober and I’m literally living my best life in 57 years. You don’t have to do anything in sobriety but change everything. Go to a meeting.
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Message me
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This!!!
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