Jun 10, 2020
im drinking for the first time since all that shit happened six months ago and i am hoping for the best :/
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im drinking for the first time since all that shit happened six months ago and i am hoping for the best :/
(via Is Moderate Drinking Possible for Everyone?)
Uuuuuuuuughhhhhhhhhhh
I am going to try to throw myself more intensely into my MM training and I am NOT looking forward to my crankiness when I start the abstinence period. I should probably buy some melatonin.
Moderation for someone struggling with addiction or labeled an addict has long been thought of as “sacrilegious” in the treatment industry.
*** 2019 YEAR IN REVIEW***
Today, continuing our Addiction Solution Podcast Year in Review, we're posting another extremely popular episode about the subject of Moderation from back in February.
In this episode, we discuss the topic of moderation within the addiction industry. Although moderation is discussed much more frequently now, compared to the past, it is still thought of as “sacrilegious” by many. As we delve into this topic, we discuss the facts regarding moderation and debunk the myths associated with moderation. This is an episode you don’t want to miss, as the co-authors of The Freedom Model for Addictions take on the taboo topic of moderation.
Sorry, Bill W. Your 12 Steps Need Revising
Sorry, Bill W. Your 12 Steps Need Revising
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I’d like to kick off this post by talking about one of my favorite movies, Fight Club. I’m a big fan; I have a Tyler Durden leather jacket and I’ve read the book. I’ve gone on to read other books by the author of the book, Chuck Palahniuk. There’s a lot of decay in Fight Club, despite only a single fatality. We ultimately see the decay of the city’s financial…
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Back to the dark side.
258 days, 6213 hours and 372799 minutes of sobriety just ended. Very weird feeling. I felt an actual physical wave of relief and happiness course through my body as soon as I took the first sip. It will probably be violent sobbing in an hours time but for now I am ok. Will try and keep a daily (spoiler: it’s not gonna be daily) diary/blog and record all changes in state. I feel incredibly emotional but I’m not sure yet if it’s in a good or a bad way.
Moderate Drinking vs. Abstinence – Which on is Right for You?
Moderate Drinking vs. Abstinence – Which on is Right for You?
I’m going to be really honest – if you’ve been drinking very heavily for years or decades, tend to binge to black-outs or started drinking at an early age – abstinence is easier. However, if you REALLY want to be able to drink moderately or socially, then it is a potential option for you if it is something that you are willing to commit to and truly work at – because learning to moderate your…
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How is Your Drinking Plan Working for You? – It May Be Time to Modify or Create a New One
Do you have a drinking plan? Creating a drinking plan helps to give you guidelines and structure to…
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