Army Thread 24th August

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army Thread 24th August

tiptronic_ct;700573 wrote: At first you were conceited, but now you know you're perfect? :H:H:H

At first, I THOUGHT I was conceited...

[irish eyes]

Army Thread 24th August

Good Morning Troopers, just checking in to wish everyone a happy sober day. I have intranet problems here and I have spend too long already trying to rectify the unrectifiable! I am off for a swim before I seize up! Talk soon.

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 24th August

Zeppie2;700572 wrote: It's good to hear you're not wind affected Waves

LMAO :H:H:H

He's only affected by hot air... coming from his mouth...

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army Thread 24th August

Zeppie2;700576 wrote: I was talking about the passing of wind

How vulgar of you!

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 24th August

Waving_not_drowning;700577 wrote: At first, I THOUGHT I was conceited...

Touche :goodjob:

[tiptronic_ct]

Army Thread 24th August

Hello, Irish!

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army Thread 24th August

tiptronic_ct;700579 wrote: LMAO :H:H:H

He's only affected by hot air... coming from his mouth...

Said the first man to lift a non flammable Zepplin into the heavens...

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army Thread 24th August

Zeppie, where in NZ are you again?

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

Near Christchurch now

[sunbird]

Army Thread 24th August

Waving_not_drowning;700560 wrote: Hey Sun, 17 days is awesome, how are you feeling?

Thanks Wavey!
Do you know, i was SOOO SCARED of stopping---terrified that I would go into DTs and land up in hospital. Hubby and I are pretty high profile in the health industry, and I would have just DIED of embarrassment for myself and my family.

But the writing was on the wall, and I knew I had to stop or resign myself to losing everything, including my life.

When it came down to it, it had to be a decision that I made in my heart and soul.

The miricle was that I had minimal withdrawal symptoms and no cravings at all. I am just very, very grateful, and I will never go back there. I went out the other night where everybody was drinking. I had a ginger beer, and felt no Al envy. And best of all, no one seemed to notice or care what I was drinking. I felt proud of myself for the first time in a very long time.

So, what I found out, was that action conquers fear! If I can do it, ANYBODY can.
Love,
Sunbird xxx

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army Thread 24th August

How far from Christchurch? And in which direction?

I remember you used to be in Wanaka...

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

Lived in Wanaka for 12 years but shifted to canterbury to be closer to the dog track. Bout 45mins south

[Zeppie2]

Army Thread 24th August

You haven't got a super powered telescope have you?

[Waving_not_drowning]

Army Thread 24th August

sunbird;700586 wrote: Thanks Wavey!
Do you know, i was SOOO SCARED of stopping---terrified that I would go into DTs and land up in hospital. Hubby and I are pretty high profile in the health industry, and I would have just DIED of embarrassment for myself and my family.

But the writing was on the wall, and I knew I had to stop or resign myself to losing everything, including my life.

When it came down to it, it had to be a decision that I made in my heart and soul.

The miricle was that I had minimal withdrawal symptoms and no cravings at all. I am just very, very grateful, and I will never go back there. I went out the other night where everybody was drinking. I had a ginger beer, and felt no Al envy. And best of all, no one seemed to notice or care what I was drinking. I felt proud of myself for the first time in a very long time.

So, what I found out, was that action conquers fear! If I can do it, ANYBODY can.
Love,
Sunbird xxx

"Action Conquers Fear" is my new Mantra (we are all mostly afraid of the unknown)

Well done you xxx

[startingover]

Army Thread 24th August

sunbird;700586 wrote: Thanks Wavey!
Do you know, i was SOOO SCARED of stopping---terrified that I would go into DTs and land up in hospital. Hubby and I are pretty high profile in the health industry, and I would have just DIED of embarrassment for myself and my family.

But the writing was on the wall, and I knew I had to stop or resign myself to losing everything, including my life.

When it came down to it, it had to be a decision that I made in my heart and soul.

The miricle was that I had minimal withdrawal symptoms and no cravings at all. I am just very, very grateful, and I will never go back there. I went out the other night where everybody was drinking. I had a ginger beer, and felt no Al envy. And best of all, no one seemed to notice or care what I was drinking. I felt proud of myself for the first time in a very long time.

So, what I found out, was that action conquers fear! If I can do it, ANYBODY can.
Love,
Sunbird xxx

That is totally amazing Sunny....very well done :l