Stay safe and Sober! Wash your hands!
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Course we can do it.
The virus wonāt make us drink.
We are the only thing that can do that.
Remember, we donāt let people places and things affect us.
And anyway, how useful will we be to our family if we were drunk/high?
Stay safe and soundš¤
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Being wasted, depressed, filled with self loathing and anxiety and being hungover are definitely not how I want to live thru this. Seriously, how horrifying is that!?! I feel so incredibly blessed to be sober. Anxious, but sober.
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I agree, a sober clean mind is the only way i want be. I actually never even thought āman i should just get fucked upā over this ordeal, that tells me that my way of thinking is changingā¦ thank God.
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In addition to feeling like crap if we drank/usedā¦ I think about the potential injuries & repercussionsā¦ what if we were tipsy and fell? Or kids got hurt? Last place I want to be is in a hospital emergency room right now. Not just for risk of germs but to not clog up the system of those in need. Being sober means being clear headed to not panic; being sober to care for my family, friends, those in need. I can drive if I need to. I might feel anxious at times but Iām present. I need to be present (and sober) to be a good mother, wife, healthcare professional & community member
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Truth. Not to mention our tendency to expose ourselves to danger when drunk. A trip to the store for more booze is much riskier these days.
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im in
its kind of motavating and a bit kind of hourning to me to do so. im kinda thinking like , challenge accepted
let alone all of the motavation and examples you guys have put in
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Or just expose ourselvesā¦
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And I donāt mean to a virusā¦ 
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(Those hospital gowns are pretty skimpy too, lol!)
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You know I been drinking a lot during the last three years of this shit show and it never got better. I always felt worse the next morning. And things kept getting worse. Well things are still a great big dumpster fire but Iām sober and happy about it and realizing I cannot drink any problems away. Iām pretty glad Iām sober and healthier. I just donāt believe a drink is going to help.
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I am right there with you. Not once did I ever feel the urge to drink with this going on, and rarely do I ever think about drinking. Iāve had my moments, but those moments pass by so fast. So glad to be sober. Itās the absolute best feeling in the world, besides unconditional love lol
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Agreed, plenty of anxiety lately, but drinking has not crossed my mind. I am thankful for that. I cannot imagine the shitshow my brain would be if I was drinking.
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Lmao shit show for sure!!! I know the feeling. I still get the quick thought of āholy hell Iām sober, what a great feeling!ā Idk what I would do if I was drinking rn. Lose my mind for sure 
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Yes yes yes Boots?
Gotta remember our sense of humour.
Best way of lifting our spirits to my mind.
If we canāt laugh now when can we.
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Iām finding it hard, friends. Iād kept my habit in check because I travel for work and only used at home (my partner is a much heavier user than me). But now Iām stuck at home because of the virus restrictions and Iām terrified everything will spiral out of control. Iāve tried so many times to stop and donāt have the willpower. Iām hoping to find inspiration from this community. Thanks for being here. If you can all get and stay sober perhaps I can too. Sending you best wishes
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You do have the willpower. Itās just your addiction is strong. So you have to be stronger.
Dig deeper than you have before.
It what everyone else has done.
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Here there is no change of relapsingā¦ the alcohol is plunderd 100% almost 
Dealers dont drive and im staying at work for free cooking for elderlyā¦
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