Army Thread 23rd July
Hi there Bridge!
How are you doing?
Hi there Bridge!
How are you doing?
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Army Thread 23rd July
Going really well Starty...I've been meaning to Pm about how it's all going with you...If your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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Army Thread 23rd July
I know what U mean Cymers, In Aus it's almost free. But so is nailpolish remover. (90% of people can drink with impunity. I can't and that's my bad luck). The real bastards are those who profit off the sale of tobacco. Governments anyone? For those who can handle it booze is OK. But tobacco has no redeeming features beyond revenue and influence. (i'm a mild smoker. Ban it and I'll tear up toilet paper for a week)Long Road
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Army Thread 23rd July
Oh thats great Bridge. You are on day 23 now? Superb....
I am feeling lots better thanks. I have been back on prozac for nearly a month now. And if I am anything like last time it took about 12 weeks to get full effect. But I am definitely more stable and happier right now. I spoke to a nurse who said that it can take years for your own seratonin levels to rise and that I should look to staying on it long term. That suits me, I dont want to feel like I did again.Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
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Army Thread 23rd July
A tragic story Oney. That's why I feel my youthwork is important. Drinking and becoming alcoholic at a young age puts a higher strain on the liver as the liver hasn't even finished growing... the boy started drinking at 13, and by 16 needed half a bottle of vodka to get out of bed. In the end he was drinking 3 bottles a day plus cans of special brew. I'd have been dead at 22 - well probably earlier being a woman.
Also I believe they do liver transplants for alcoholics in the UK, but they have to have at least 6 months no alcohol and confidence in the fact that person will not drink again before a decision can be made (if they live that long).
I watched a programme about an AA member who was fortunate to have a liver transplant, said to drink again would be disrespectful to the person whom the donor came from. He has devoted his life to youth work - think he does boating weekends with teens who have alcohol issues.Listen for God's voice in everything you do, everywhere you go; He's the one who will keep you on track. Proverbs 3:6 The MessageComment
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Army Thread 23rd July
23 day is truly awesome Bridge
What you perceive is what you believe, so make sure you look at things the right way....Comment
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Army Thread 23rd July
Well love, as we've spoken a bit about before....don't fight it....startingover;672288 wrote: Oh thats great Bridge. You are on day 23 now? Superb....
I am feeling lots better thanks. I have been back on prozac for nearly a month now. And if I am anything like last time it took about 12 weeks to get full effect. But I am definitely more stable and happier right now. I spoke to a nurse who said that it can take years for your own seratonin levels to rise and that I should look to staying on it long term. That suits me, I dont want to feel like I did again.If your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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Army Thread 23rd July
Hi Ute boy...how's it hangin' ?If your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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Army Thread 23rd July
saddening yes
pretty sad i was watching the doctors yesterday, and there were 2 young girls that were just looking forward to 21,drinking age in the states,new fun ,21 shots,he explained for some it can be a slow suicide,when is it time to s say NO,the lad new what he was doing,not 1 bottle but three,insanity,the mother should of committed him,earlier,or he should of done it himself,i presume if he had money,the chances were greater he mt of got a Donner,we will never no,good article onester,makes you wonder,who's buying his booze,should they be responsible,i no in canada if you go into a liquor store smelling of the stuff, or a bit to loose they wont serve you,will we ever see the epidemic thats arising,again saddening gycoone2many;672198 wrote: Morning All,
I read this this morning and was horrified at what alcohol can do....
So how did this bright-eyed little boy come to die of drink at 22? Read his mother's story and decide | Mail OnlineComment
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Army Thread 23rd July
sorry hi everyoneComment
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Army Thread 23rd July
Hi GycoIf your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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Army Thread 23rd July
Hey. Do these pants make me look like a fig?sigpic
Thoughts become things..... choose the good ones. ~TUTComment
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Army Thread 23rd July
There aren't any. I'm too lazy to play with photobucket. I swear I go out under my neighbor's fig tree with a plant hook to pull down higher branches and I eat figs until I waddle back to the house.sigpic
Thoughts become things..... choose the good ones. ~TUTComment
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Army Thread 23rd July
Need your help folks ....esp gaellic speakersIf your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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Army Thread 23rd July
That means YOU oneyIf your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
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