Well its my 231st day of soberity. I am a meth addict. I couldnt do this alone. I used for over 40 plus years. I didnt di rehab. I decided one day back in Feb. That it was time to grow up. Any chemical abuse is hard. I couldn't have done this alone, thanks to our father i have been able to make it without any cravings. Thank you God
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Good for you! You stay true to yourself and trust that God will guide you.
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I too used for 30 plus years (meth) the law got me and I've been clean for 28 days. Couldn't have done it without GOD and meetings...just found this app and am not having any cravings....GOD is good...keep pushing on my friend...we don't have to do this alone....proud of you!
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I was an everyday functioning user. I hid it very well. I was baptized in a very loving chuch( the CITY CHURCH IN LUBBOCK TX.). TWO WEEKS AGO. yes ma'am GOD is good
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Without God in my life is couldn't have done it. No meetings just staying myself
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Congratulations, you’re building sober and happy memories for life
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Man, 231 days after 40 years? I know how big that is. When you finally get to that point where you’re just done, it’s not loud it’s quiet and serious. I remember thinking I couldn’t do it alone either. Leaning on God, taking it one day at a time that’s what carried me. Keep going. Every day clean is a victory.
staying focused? That takes discipline. Not everybody’s path looks the same. What matters is this you’re still sober. Keep protecting that peace and whatever keeps you grounded.
I know how heavy that first month can feel. When I hit my first few weeks clean, everything felt different clearer, but also real in a way I wasn’t used to. Getting caught up with the law can be a wake up call, but staying clean after that? That’s on you. Leaning on God and meetings that’s what kept me steady too. I couldn’t trust my own thinking early on.
No cravings right now is a gift.
Proud of you. Keep going, one day at a time.