Hi all, it's AM here but I'm posting anyway. In about two hours, we're off to a graduation brunch where I'm sure there will be many a Bloody Mary and Mimosa cocktail. The woman hostess is someone with whom I've not had the best of interactions with in the past (she once hollered at me in a parking lot over kid issues---I was dumbfounded, never saw it coming). Time has passed, our kids are now graduating from high school, and it's time to let bygones be bygones. But with all that said, I'm expecting to feel some anxiety and trepidation, sure-bet triggers to start imbibing. I plan on putting on a pretty dress and a pretty smile, and floating through the get-together serenely and soberly.
Loppy, so sorry that you're riding the emotional roller coaster. If it is any consolation, I think that's only natural. You're losing a steady companion in AL, and it's only natural to feel some grief and sadness. It's also natural to feel off-balance a bit. I'm not sure exactly what the antidote is, but here's a few suggestions: don't isolate yourself from others (that can be dangerous for these kinds of moods), get outdoors (which it sounds like you are doing), move, sleep, eat healthy, and .....pat yourself on the back. You've logged in three weeks and that's something to be proud of.
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