How many days y'all? (Part 1)

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New User here, 64 Days today and just wanted to say thanks for adding me :slightly_smiling_face:

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Congratulations on 64 days🙂! Welcome to the group

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Welcome to the community Jason

Great work on your 64 days of sobriety :muscle::raised_hands:.

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Thanks guys I’m just trying to find a sober community. And I love this app so it seems like a good idea for a time lol

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This is a wonderful community for sure - take your time to read around the threads and jump in when you feel ready. A few of my absolute favorite threads:

Checking in daily to maintain focus #59
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Daily Gratitude, The Air Of Recovery #5

Hope to see you around!

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Yesterday by the Grace Of GOD I made my 18 month mark Clean and Sober and I thank everyone in the community for support and encouragement love you all :purple_heart::100:

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Not even 48 hours, honestly I’ll probably break it tonight too

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I made it to another milestone! Very happy :grin:

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welcome to the community Eddie Stick with us my friend – read around – we are here to support you. You are stronger than this addiction :muscle:

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@teddybear 18 months and @caspio 14 months of sobriety is amazing work :muscle:

source

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I didn’t break it.

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Oh this was lovely to read! So much support here my friend. Lean on us when your urges get strong. You are among friends here. :hugs:

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I also drink when I’m bored and I’m military law enforcement and play rugby I’m always surrounded by it

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Bored does suck – idle time is worst for the urges to fester. I try to make sure i am busy with work, cleaning, hobbies (puzzles, knitting…etc), spend a lot of time on this site reading etc.

I can understand how being surrounded by it all the time is difficult. Have your go to non alcoholic drinks on hand and always have one in hand when hanging out (if you are unable to skip the hang out sessions after a game etc).

It is not easy (especially at the beginning) but it can be done. Best of all - this site is active 247 so someone is always around to help.

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You don’t have to Eddie. Maybe catch a meeting? A walk or something different than the same ol shit is my recommendation. You don’t ever have to use/drink again man.

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I was told meetings can be counter productive and get you into other habits

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62 days free from alcohol and lorazepam :koala: :two_hearts: :black_cat: :heart: :kangaroo: :partying_face:

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WOW!!! Soooo good :tada:

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Awesome! You are 6 days ahead of me! Keep up the great work!! :black_cat:

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