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They tried to make me go to rehab and I said.......Ok then.


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Cheers lads. Looking forward to it and shitting myself at the same time.

Still the idea of never having another drink ever again is something I find difficult to get my head around.

That's the addiction talking in your head I went 12 years without a drink started again then stopped a few years later.

 

I was the same couldn't think of life without a drink 1st time and second time but if your being honest with yourself and actually meaning to quit not drinking will become 2nd nature. You will live your life without alcohol and won't imagine it in your life.

 

The problem I had was not drinking was eventually so easy for me I thought it would be alright for me to start drinking again and I went back to the same person I was before I quit the 1sf time. My only saving grace was the second time I not only knew i had to stop but i knew I could stop and I also knew that whatever pleasures / benefits was giving me I knew that not drinking was a much better alternative.

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That's the addiction talking in your head I went 12 years without a drink started again then stopped a few years later.

 

I was the same couldn't think of life without a drink 1st time and second time but if your being honest with yourself and actually meaning to quit not drinking will become 2nd nature. You will live your life without alcohol and won't imagine it in your life.

 

The problem I had was not drinking was eventually so easy for me I thought it would be alright for me to start drinking again and I went back to the same person I was before I quit the 1sf time. My only saving grace was the second time I not only knew i had to stop but i knew I could stop and I also knew that whatever pleasures / benefits was giving me I knew that not drinking was a much better alternative.

Absolutely mate.

I've tried the sensible 'normal' approach having a glass of wine with my tea. It's ok for a few days but soon becomes 2 bottles and then fuck the wine I may as well have a vodka and blam.

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Absolutely mate.

I've tried the sensible 'normal' approach having a glass of wine with my tea. It's ok for a few days but soon becomes 2 bottles and then fuck the wine I may as well have a vodka and blam.

2nd time after being a nightmare my 1st time people would just tell me to drink just once a week which I could do but it was the other 9 times out of 10 that where the problem. My drinking was just as bad 2nd time around with the only difference being I would have many more sobre days. I had to get people(close family) to stop encouraging me of telling me it was alright for me to drink even if they couldn't see my problem and to not enable me and support me in quitting drinking. If someone was telling me it's alright for me to drink I was drinking as I explained before I had to get them to stop it.
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Nobody is bigger than the pub.

Haven't drank in a pub for years. Last time I went I ordered a whisky and looked at it as I handed over the 3 quid or whatever and thought what the Fuck is that. It barely covers the bottom of the glass. When you are used to pouring spirits in 1/2 pint measures the pub is shit.

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I was the opposite. Hiding it and sneaking 1/2 bottles down in a couple of mouthfuls. Family would see a couple of glasses of wine thinking I was OK oblivious to the secret stash I had hidden. That's not good but at the time I felt I was winning. Terrible affliction booze.

Booze is a terrible affliction. I am not anti alcohol because i know not everyone has a drink problem it was me who had / has the drink problem and I choose not to drink because I am happier and better off financially and in general with out it.

 

The thing I did do was after a few beers I would want something stronger to get off my head and would end up on the coke which I was worse on than when I drank 1st time around. I think the reason for this was because my circle of friends had become smaller with a higher concentration of dealers.

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