Congrats! That’s a huge accomplishment… Thanks for joining in the conversation
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How are you doing today?
Oh I’m alright today, thanks for asking. What about you, how are you holding up?
Doing okay slept in today. Today not as bad. I feel more motivated today!
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What ever it takes right,but now your aware of this ,you can slowly move forward maybe hobbie,gym,yoga class sewing book club anything you enjoy.congratulations on your clean time🙏
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Your rocking ya way thru this been following your journey since day one be proud 
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Thank you and today’s marks my one week clean! What I’ve been doing is going on walks hanging out with friends from high school. ( I’m 26 now. ) watching movies helps alot. Writing about my day or whatever I feel at the moment. And I have a planner to keep me on as schdule.
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Good on you it’s working for you and that’s what matter I’m truly happy it’s starting to ease off alittle tbh .keep on keeping on my friend 
How are you,just checking in.
Hi and Congratulations, this is amazing achievement. I can’t imagine how difficult coming off meth and heroin. You should be very proud of yourself. Here is to another 299 days. I hope your mum feels better soon 
Thank you, that’s very kind <3
30 days today! So happy haha how are you?
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As a fellow lurker, I think I can appreciate where you are coming from. 
Connecting with others and even (gulp) being vulnerable by sharing my real self a little is helping me hold on. Isolating is my go-to behavior to cope with most everything stressful.
Congrats! 260 days in a row of clean time is incredible. It’s always good for people like me to see that it can be done. 
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That’s awesome dude, I’m really happy for you. How are YOU feeling though? Are you still having kind of a rough time or is it getting better yet?
I’m doing good. Coming up on 365 days in October. Doesn’t really seem like that long. 
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You know, I know that in extremes, isolating isn’t healthy for anyone, even introverts like myself (and probably you, huh)… However, I know that if a year ago I hadn’t isolated myself from almost every single person I knew while i was using that I would most likely still be using now.
But now it’s like… I realize that I’ve stabilized, and now I have to figure out how to do something I was never totally comfortable doing in the first place, which is talking to people. Interacting. Except now, I have trauma, major trust issues, and a jaded and cynical view of humanity in general. Maybe you can relate to some of this. lol
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Hello how r u doing
Oh I’m doing okay, I had a good day… Just winding down for bed. And yourself?
Doing great just getting ready for work
@Ahn-Uv that’s awesome you have that birthday right around the corner!! 
I have been struggling with trying to stay on track and interact with the people in my life who are “healthy,” i.e. sober/non-toxic. For some reason another go-to behavior of mine when I am slipping is to talk to my ex’s that I have always had toxic relationships with.
It’s quite some days later now! I have been rather disconnected in general. I read that last sentence I wrote a while ago and I have to laugh at myself because I spent a lot of yesterday talking in circles with my most recent ex. So beyond frustrating, but it occurred to me that I can choose to do something different today…I can be someone different. I don’t have to keep telling myself the same stories over and over, causing myself unnecessary suffering. I’ve been acting like a dum-dum lately, time to get back into action.
Anyway, just some Friday morning ramblings. Hope you are well and still checking in here. 
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Welcome. Im new too, one day into sobriety from alcohol. This place is amazing and so supportive. Glad to have found it.
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