DUI, God, Sober notes, Acceptance

@Thekraken9 here you go.

The story.

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Drinking left me with

Anxiety.
Depression.
Saddness.
Guilt.
Shame.
Stuck.
Mania.
Anger.
Self-Hate.
Turmoil.
Missed connection.
Mental anguish.
Brokeness.
Despairity.
Loneliness.
Tiredness.
Un-motivated.
Lack of care.
Fights.
Anger.
Resentment.
Yelling.
Destroying.
Financial problems.
Cops.
More broken stuff.
Weakness.
Denial.
More problems.
Putting others in harm.
Drunk driving.

Literally destroying your body..

I could go on…

Sleeplessness.
White face.
Dead eyes.
Other risky, dumbass behavior.

Anyways, I’ll be 5 years sober next month.

While i still go through some problems its like 5% of that list. And, im working on that too.

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Im really grateful you shared this story. Thank you

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As far as getting through it.

You will, you just have to decide. Find an AA meeting. Get locked in and get ready to let go of drinking.

Just have to let goo, and work on it, daily.

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This was a great read.

Ive never read an inspiring DUI story.

It transformed you into an awesome person and most importantly an awesome dad!

Thanks for sharing!

Tight lines!

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Fish tough, brotha.

:fire:

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Such a powerful story, thank you for sharing this. Honestly, that feeling of relief when the handcuffs go on is something only people who have hit rock bottom truly understand. Sometimes it takes a hard stop like that to finally break the cycle and find peace.

The emotional and spiritual side is one thing, but the aftermath of a DUI is a whole other beast to deal with. While getting sober is the priority, the legal system will still try to tear your life apart if you aren’t careful, especially with things like keeping your job or license.

When my cousin went through this, he was lucky to find a good attorney [post edited by moderators]. Having someone who actually treated him like a human and handled the mess in court made a massive difference in keeping his life from completely unraveling.

Reading older posts like yours always reminds me how chaotic those days were. I’m glad you found your way out, and I hope anyone else stumbling on this thread in their darkest hour finds both the strength to stop drinking and the right help to clean up the legal mess.

Stop promoting businesses on here. It’s a violation of the rules. I will continue to flag your posts until you understand

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