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That feels like a lot of days! I used to feel like getting sober was like climbing a mountain. Sometimes the mountain was so steep I would stumble and have to cling on for dear life in case I fell. And falling just wasn’t an option because there was no way I wanted to start climbing again. The beginning of the climb is just so difficult having to manage that anxiety over withdrawals and shame of failure. So…nope, I would cling on for dear life when I got those cravings or when my thoughts began to trick me into thinking I could ever drink in moderation again. No falling for me. I’m not sure ..read more

Yay, a year in the books for me! I thought I had a couple more days to go, but I'm actually past the anniversary. Pretty cool. Oh, what a difference a year makes. Everything is better, wow. I can't really articulate it at the moment, so I will just say thank you all--SR rocks! I'd definitely not be here without you all. And for anyone reading this who is thinking about quitting, or trying but stumbling, please do it, or keep trying. Oh my word, life is so much better. I'll probably add more in a bit but tthat's the basic message. I'm off to have some ice cream, maybe I'll buy a celebratio ..read more

I've almost been fired before. You cant trust anyone. Promise you ..read more

Hi, I’m new to the community and think I might be an alcoholic. It’s an issue in my life that I’ve been struggling with for several years now (perhaps even since I started drinking around age 15 - I’m now 23) and have really been putting off addressing it. Whilst much of the time I’m able to drink sociably and in moderation, there are often occasions where I seem incapable of controlling my intake and get blackout drunk. Blackouts are fairly frequent and always leave me feeling horrendous the next day, filled with shame, guilt, anxiety and all the rest of it. I’ve realised it’s starting to ..read more

My friend of 10 years started dating when he was 6 months into his sobriety, our entire friendship prior to this he was nothing but kind and gentle with me as he was aware of the abuse and trauma I’ve dealt with throughout my life, so he always lent a listening ear and told me he loved me even during active addiction/alcoholism. Throughout the first few months of our romantic relationship he continued to be the kind, gentle, loving, thoughtful man I’ve always known. Constantly telling me how much I meant to him, how grateful he was for me, he was in love with me, was going to marry me one day ..read more

Well, day 150 for me. This is the longest I've been sober since I was about 14! That's 24 years of varying amounts of drugs and drink. I'm not rushing anything, I'm not expecting miracles. In the past I'd always been waiting for some kind of magical epiphany in sobriety which never came, so I returned to drinking. This time I'm content with the fact that I don't drink, which will lead to a progressively better life. It's as simple as that really. Kind of like putting the right fuel in an engine, or planting a plant in the right soil. Sobriety is the right state to build a life from, it's the ..read more

Weekenders, Marching Soberly through the weekend, 19-22 April 2024 :welcome to the Weekenders I promise myself I will not drink alcohol this weekend. So easy to write...but what does it really mean? Promise myself??? a declaration or assurance to me and us! But it’s not just us in the mix! It’s that Addictive Voice that yabber yabbers, trying to convince us to take the drink or drugs. The addictive voice pretends to be our friend...it is our Nemesis. Putting it in its rightful place, taking away its power, gives us an opportunity to march on soberly through the wee ..read more

Today is 95 days. The 90 day mark seems to have passed me by. I guess I was busy living life, which is not a bad thing. Had some good opportunities this last month to flex my sober muscles. My partner went out of town for work, which, in the past, has always been an opportunity for me to binge. I kept myself busy with house projects, and extra dog walks: the house has never looked so good nor the dogs so happy! and some good news. My friend’s cancer surgery was a success: they were able to remove the cancer with good margins, and her aftercare is going to be a lot simpler now. I didn’t end u ..read more

On day 4 without alcohol. Longest in 15 years or so ..read more