life is a long time that’s why we only live 24 hours at a time. There’s no way I can stay sober forever but I can today with the help of a program and fellow addicts, as long as I ask for help when I need it I’ll get help when I need it. You got this I wish you well on your journey.
Love this.
Thank you for the support!
60 days. Well done April!!!
I can’t belive how fast the past 60 days have gone by ! Checking in everyday is the key to keeping us focused. I’ve been on here for over a year now and I am so grateful that I downloaded the clean day counter to my phone November 2019 because it lead me to all you beautiful soberian friends that are a big factor in my sobriety. So again, thank y’all for being y’all
Love it no doubt il probably attempt to put a hat on baby at some point
Goodnight all
It didn’t take long for you to rack up 60 days.
I’m glad your here.
Congratulations
Goodnight!
454 Days No Alcohol !
789 Days no Marijuana !
394 Days no Tobacco !
27 pounds down in about 2 months !
Feel amazing i never thought i was able to rewire my brain to detox from all the mess i created in 10+ years never thought it was possible to change the way i think definitly one day at a time congrats to everyone hitting milestones get back if you have fallen LETS GOO !!
You really do have some inspirational days for a bloke like me, I got the same 3 vices on 131 and counting. Well done
Congrats on 131 days that AWESOME
You should be very very proud of yourself ! As so as everyone here its a well worth journey one that opens so many possibilitys and oppurtunities and there endless heres a to a better US for a better tomorow
yes I gave them up all on the same day, it was a 33 year overnight success
i hear ya keep it up !
Hi @Singtone
I’m checking into my fourth Friday too - day 28 I think I’m on. It’s the weekends I love the most and equally I think a good reminder to us to not get complacent. Tonight I felt like I could have had a glass of wine and had just one and then I realised I’d just forgotten why I quit. I think this process is more about REMEMBERING what’s important than about hating ourselves into habits. Youre clearly doing great so nice one! PS where are you that pubs are open ?!?!? Sending a happy Friday to all on TS as I check in sober. I read above and will try reply to more messages but when I check in on my phone it isn’t easy to reply to all the ones I want to! Will sort that. Happy Friday and enjoy waking up sober on Saturday morning with tea, toast and radio! Thank you all for being a part of this journey of learninf to like myself and rely on myself. You’re all warriors )
Yes. It was never even a question. No decision. No thought. Completely automatic. Weekends were just a write off. Always. Very occasionally I would not drink on a Saturday because I was so sick after drinking way too much on a Friday, but more often than not I would just push through and get over the hump by gunning the first couple until I felt normal. Sober weekends are an absolute revelation to me, and a little glimpse into how other people live. Thanks for your reply. It has made me reflect on it a lot more.
I’m with you @Sparkle. I’m struggling with friends and work colleagues mentioning wine knowing that old me loved it but not knowing that old me also struggled and blacked out on it. The helpful community here have just told me to be sober for ME and think about others later. Be sober today and we will think about the holidays etc when they arrive. I am also day 28 and worried as I usually crash at around week 5 where I start romanticising alcohol and feel I deserve a drink. I want to make it THROUGH that. We can do it - more baths, good food, and looking forward
Hi Freckles. (I don’t know how to do the @ thing yet) I live in Singapore. It is sober Saturday morning already for me and I am about to take my son swimming…because I can. Love it.
Amazing! Enjoy it all. happy Saturday in sobriety with family and swimming! We are due for snow tomorrow, amazing how we are all connected on TS all over the world- driving the force of love and connection to fight our addiction!