Checking in on day 1152. I am pretty sure I won’t drink today. I am happy waking up without a hangover. This never gets old. Sometimes it hits me like: wow, who would have thought this. Not me, that’s for sure.
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Day 100 checking in triple digits odaat 
Some days are hard but nothing is worth drinking poison been a difficult year hopefully next year is better have a good day everyone
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Congratulations! Great job!
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Great milestone! Christmas period can be hard. So much drinking involved around this Christian celebration. But hey, you did it, so did I and hopefully the next year is brought in sober. One day at a time brother 
God bless 
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Day 506
Between the meltdown of my adhd son when we tidied his school bag and he wanted to keep every scrap of paper, my daughter wanting to play Monopoly for the 6th time in three days, trying to tidy and do washing so my husband who is at work today, doesn’t come home and tut and huff and make comments about how relaxing my day off is, I wanted to get out of my head today. Not going to do that with booze, but binge eating is also not good.
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87 days for me!
Feels like my slip is becoming a distant memory.
Haven’t found staying off the booze too difficult this year, although my temper has been very short. Need to address the stresses that have me mentally off balance because I learnt from my slip this year that stuff unaddressed leads to a slip eventually.
God bless everyone on this forum. It’s been a great tool and community for my continued journey.
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I can relate to the comfort eating taking place of booze.
The longest period I had sober included a massive health kick for me and for a long time I never felt better. But I allowed life’s stresses to build up unanswered and then BANG! Slipped after 3 years. I’m now on 87 days and want to learn from that
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Congratulations on you hundred days and getting through Christmas. You’re a badass David. 
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You must be one of the few people who managed to make a New Year’s Day sobriety date stick.
My date is 3rd January. We are almost sober twins. Let’s call it an extended labour.
It turns out that the one year milestone is messing with me a bit. Hope you’re doing ok with it.
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Hey everyone 
I just wanted to let you all know that we are still trying to get some information on Danni’s status. We haven’t heard anything as of yet and I think right now, no news is good news. I’m still trying to get in touch with some relatives. I will keep you all updated if I hear anything else
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- Coffee. It’s my one day off in 8 days. Don’t want to hang around and do nothing. Feel like seeing the ocean. Catch you later all. Sober and clean. Don’t count your days ( I don’t, really!) but make the days count. ODAAT and all. Pic is Cape Disappointment WA, April 2017. Just because. Love. Thanks @Ravikamor.
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After couple weeks of struggling I’m now past 7 days of sobriety again.
Wishing you all a wonderful 2022❤️
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368 days
Last day of trip, its being a tonic. Albeit windy and rainy. No hangovers, genuine delight at seeing new places, no excuses to stay in pubs for “just one more” and knowing Sam has enjoyed.
@CATMANCAM you can do this, go to a meeting, I am rooting for you. It’s hard getting in the right mindset I know, reading, here and podcasts helped me but we all different. Write down how you feel. Virtual hug.
@Dazercat good to hear you feeling OK Eric
@Dmcg1987 congratulations on your 100 days 
@Ravikamor thank you
When I was in day 1, a coping mechanism was to start knitting, keep my hands and mind occupied. It helped so much. I called it my Sanity blanket. Well this is now ready for the fleece backing, which I will finish tomorrow. Long time in coming together much like its creator 
Have a strong 24 hrs all
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I’m sorry to see that you are struggling. I hope you can find the support you need and the space to work on this today. You are clearly a very strong person who has overcome a lot.
I wish you peace.
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Congrats on your 30 days!
I’m pretty sure one of the only reasons I was able to embark on this journey was because I already started the process of removing other negative relationships from my life. It takes hard work and practice to put yourself first and stop allowing others (and for me, alcohol) to determine your sense of being loved.
As we move forward and make ourselves healthier and happier, there will be others who come into our life. Or even the return of past friends who can see we are strong and healthy and can be happy on our own.
Way to go on your 30! I wish you many more!
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Good morning
We start the journey home to Wisconsin from this lovely Tybee island today. So I’m up early and ready to go. But it will be a few hours til the husband is up.
I made it a week at a vacation beach town with no alcohol! Woooooot!
I used lots of strategies and had the support of the hubby. And it is a decision I have made, so not gonna change it just because of “vacation”.
I’m not hungover and I had a lot of fun.
Back to the wintry north for us and several months until we can get away again.
I wish you all a safe and happy day of peace.
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congratulations Stella 
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Hey @LAB Congratulations on making it through your vacation without succumbing to the lure of alcohol.
It’s all so easy to fall into those habitual circumstances and forget the new improvements you have made on your life. Good on you for not caving and putting you and your recovery over alcohol. I can’t wait to enjoy my first truly sober vacation when it comes around in April to celebrate the 40th birthdays of my missus and I.
I wish you a safe journey home and thank you for your support.
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Congratulations on 100 days David.
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Day 4, checking in
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