I’m having some of the same feelings Dana.
I haven’t been spending as much time on here either. Things are going pretty good but I’m still having daily cravings. They don’t last as long and they’re definitely easier to beat almost everytime because I am allowing myself to become more aware of my triggers and I’m doing it something about them right away instead of procrastinating. I think the reason I procrastinated before (even though I knew there were certain triggers causing me to want to drink) is because I wanted to ignore them. One of my main triggers is hunger ( and the other one is exhaustion… Feeling the need to do more and more and not allow myself to relax). I would purposefully ignore my hunger before though because I wanted to get drunk faster. Ohhh, saying that out loud sounds horrible! Anyway I’ve gotten off the subject here a little bit but I am also worried that if I get too comfortable in my recovery I might relapse. That’s why I’m trying the best I can to stay connected on here but I find mostly I want to read and reply to everyone else than to do my own daily check-ins which I think is just as important.
Anyway, @Butterflymoonwoman, you’re doing amazing and I know that you will continue along this path. You have learned so much along the way and you are so much stronger now. You were one of the first ones to welcome me here and reading your posts and your comments is so helpful in my recovery as well.
Thanks Dana♥️