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    Journal of a drunk

    January 19th, 2009



    TWO(?) bottles of wine within 2 hours or so...

    NO recollection of daughter coming home
    NO recollection of partner coming home
    NO recollection of dinner, making or eating... did I?
    NO recollection of getting into bed (the 1st time)

    Woke up about 8pm and I THINK(?) I was looking for more wine
    Fell off the stair case - Then went back to bed.



    I feel like a total ass (I AM a total ass), I can't even LOOK at my better half and he doesn't seem too eager to talk to me, either. I'm horrified at what I may have done or said, etc. I have NO CLUE. None. With luck I was passed out in bed by the time they got home. But I really wouldn't know.

    However, this settles it. I can not drink. Period.
    I will stop counting my AF days. And start my AF life.
    Okay, WHO put a stop payment on my reality check?

    Winning since October 24th, 2013

    #2
    Journal of a drunk

    Sunshine, Great journal. I finally stopped counting this time. It is forever.

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      #3
      Journal of a drunk

      Oh, SUNSHINE, I feel for you. I saw your thread on the new members section/nest place earlier today and sent you a message not to be so hard on yourself and don't beat yourself up. If that was in the past it's yesterday's news and don't look over your shoulder to see it - it's gone, not there anymore. Just look forward to the rest of today/evening for you (I've only got 1 hour left cos of the time difference!) and look forward to tomorrow. Good Luck, Sunshine, I'll check in tomorrow to see how you're doing.:l

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        #4
        Journal of a drunk

        hey

        You know I'm in your corner...

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          #5
          Journal of a drunk

          Ditto to the wine and

          no recollection of getting up and eating, finding dishes in the sink and food on the floor.

          no recollection of sex, fortunately I'm married.

          no recollection of conversations I had with people and invited to come to the business I work
          at. The girls answering the phone and asking me who this person is.

          oh heck, thats all for now you covered them pretty good.

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            #6
            Journal of a drunk

            Hi Sunshine,
            Many, Many of us have lived through events similar to what you experience last night. It seems like most of us have had to have One Last Bad One, before we finally say ENOUGH! I know that I did!! But, the good news is that you have finally had enough and now you will get serious and get both your life and your dignity back! You have a whole team here ready, willing and able to support you through changing your life!!:l

            You can do it!! You can live a happy and secure AF Life!:l

            :h:h Kate
            A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes~Cinderella

            AF 12/6/2007

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              #7
              Journal of a drunk

              Sunshine

              So sorry to here ur mishap. Remember what Obama said today. "Pick yourself up, dust yourself off and go on". Something like that anyway. Maybe you better make Mr. Wonderful and your daughter a special meal tonight and some kind of delicious dessert. Couldn't hurt. Hope everything works out OK. I'll be rooting for you.
              Starting over again
              ray:

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                #8
                Journal of a drunk

                Hey Sunshine - keep shining, girl! Fall down, but get back up ay.
                Here for you if you need to chat - any time - but ESPECIALLY if you feel the urge to pick up the first drink after a period of abstinence. Stay in the moment, hon - & get through one day at a time x
                *Serenity is the calm WITHIN the storm*

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                  #9
                  Journal of a drunk

                  I admire your courage and honesty, putting all that out there. It's so easy to keep posting when you're on the wagon, feeling hopeful and optimistic. I've always been one to slink away and disappear from the message boards for a while, when I fell off the wagon, never 'fessing up about it. Then I'd have a period of reading posts only, then finally have another go at sobriety and start contributing more on the boards again.

                  The most awesome thing about the brutal honesty you've shown is that it hits home to people like me that I can never, ever take sobriety for granted - it must come first, above all else. You've reminded me that I, too, am only that first drink away from binge-drinking, guilt and a feeling of helplessness and despair.

                  Thanks for your honesty, and good luck to you.

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                    #10
                    Journal of a drunk

                    I feel for you, SS. I've been there done that. Take care of yourself.
                    Dill

                    Dont forget, you can: start late, start over, be unsure, try and fail AND STILL SUCCEED!

                    If it is important to you, you will find a way. If not, you will find an excuse.

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                      #11
                      Journal of a drunk

                      Sunshine,
                      Hey, it's ok. You've made a great decision for yourself to not drink anymore. That's where to start. Think about now, today. Don't think about 10 days down the road or next year. ODAT girlfriend. You can do this. You have people who love you. That's what life is about. Being there for them and them for you. And don't forget - you've got us PITA's!!!!!!! Sleep well tonight.
                      Sometimes what you're most afraid of doing is the very thing that will set you free.

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                        #12
                        Journal of a drunk

                        Sunshine, I was where you were on the weekend. What makes it worse is that I go on for days. The not remembering things is such a mental killer. Who did I speak too? What did I do? How much did I drink ? Who saw me and where did I go? I know that when we get to the stage of blackout we usually just crash out and I know that I'm usually quieter when I'm on my own drinking cause I don't talk, I listen to my iPod and crash.
                        It's hard and I know I find it terribly difficult, but try not to beat yourself up over it too bad. Eat if you can and drink plenty of water for a few days.
                        The thoughts of what we could of done are usually worse than what happened.
                        Take care, and pm me anytime. X
                        To Infinity And Beyond!!

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                          #13
                          Journal of a drunk

                          However, this settles it. I can not drink. Period.
                          I will stop counting my AF days. And start my AF life.
                          __________________
                          sound like a great plan sunshine .stay strong and think positive ..you can do this
                          :beach: life does change as long as you are willing to change yourself ..
                          best thing about the future it comes one day at a time..

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                            #14
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                            Thank you... all of you! For understanding, for your support... for being here.

                            I'll be alright. Not sure about Mr. Wonderful right now but hopefully that'll right itself as well. I'm exhausted, I think. CY, you're right... I've been wrecking my brain all day, trying to piece at least a little together.. to no avail.
                            Okay, WHO put a stop payment on my reality check?

                            Winning since October 24th, 2013

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                              #15
                              Journal of a drunk

                              Oh sunshine....I know that feeling too well. Maybe the fear of what happend, of what we cant remember, of what we dont want to know is good in a way. It will help us to get on track and stay there.
                              Try to remember your AF days too. That is something to be very proud of. You had a setback, so dust yourself off ( I am doing the same thing today) and let's get AF and Giddy together!

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