constantine
the Great
3 yrs and tonight is the night to start drinking again....
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I fell off the wagon
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constantine
the Great
i dont have an answer for that right now.....
constantine
the Great
but i'm staying away from the drugs......constantine said:
This is your choice, but I would encourage you to share it with someone who has stood by you in real life - perhaps an objective friend, a minister, someone.constantine said:
Ardent Listener
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All but one.constantine said:
constantine
the Great
i'm still here , wasted but have noone to turn to jay hawker and maybe dont understand what your talkin bout' ardent listener
Bastet
Vile Stove-Toucher
I'm sorry that you have started drinking again, as you are obviously upset by it. Three years is a long time, and you should be proud of that. Tomorrow is a brand new day; all you can do is take it one day at a time (cliched, I know). Falling of the wagon is like falling off a horse - if you don't get right back on and try to face your fears, you never will and they will consume you. I don't know the whys and wherefores of your problem (and certainly don't presume to), but finding someone you can talk to helps a lot...if you don't feel you have any family or friends you could turn to, have you considered counselling? I will keep you in my thoughts.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Wish I could say I've been three years without a cigarette. The longest I've went was 5 months. I'm going on 3 weeks now.
If you don't feel you should, then hopefully you will be able to easily stop.
If you don't feel you should, then hopefully you will be able to easily stop.
Ardent Listener
Active Member
I will sing Thy Name, I will drink Thy Name, And get all drunk , oh, with thy Name.
O Jesus, O Jesus, O Jesus, Amen. O my Savior, come to me, come to me, (oh,) come to me.
The second line was paraphrased for the benefit of Christians.:162:
"When a man 'drinks' God, divine intoxication fills him," said Paramahansa Yogananda. "Sing His Name with all the fervor of your soul; be intoxicated with His Name."
O Jesus, O Jesus, O Jesus, Amen. O my Savior, come to me, come to me, (oh,) come to me.
The second line was paraphrased for the benefit of Christians.:162:
"When a man 'drinks' God, divine intoxication fills him," said Paramahansa Yogananda. "Sing His Name with all the fervor of your soul; be intoxicated with His Name."
Feathers in Hair
World's Tallest Hobbit
Did you mean conversation, possibly?
Constantine, I'm sorry that this is happening. I wish I was there in person, though I don't know if I'd do any good. I hope you're able to get help.
Constantine, I'm sorry that this is happening. I wish I was there in person, though I don't know if I'd do any good. I hope you're able to get help.
Pussyfoot Mouse
Super Mom
There is always someone close to you that you can count on!
I have been 'dry' since 8th May (except for 1 glass of wine and 1 Cognac - neither of which I enjoyed, because the point was that I drank for the effect; which I dare say is the reason you drink, just obviously as a complete guess.constantine said:
I'm always here though, Constantine, if you want to P.M me; I have been addicted to most everything at sometime or other (Never non-medication drugs though; and that only because I am a coward). If you need someone to shout at, or to talk to, I 'm quite good at listening...................
Anyway, the offer is there; and that goes to anyone on the forum. I love listening to other's problems, it takes my mind off mine!:biglaugh: