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    #61
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    Hi, thanks, yes it is - it is what I've struggled with for years - too many units per week versus my guilty consciousness and fear . . . . . . . . . It's always so comforting to come back on here - thanks.

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    Short term goal 7 days AF

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      #62
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      bump

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        #63
        Rain in My Heart Documentary

        So very sad ....
        Growth means change and change involves risk, stepping from the know to the unknown."
        Author Unknown :h

        AF - Sept 4, 2012
        10 days - Sept 13, 2012
        2 weeks - Sept 17, 2012
        Slip on the weekend but tried too moderate!
        AF - Sept 24, 2012 (get back on the headaches not worth it)
        Slippery slope Oct 1 ..... Trying to not give up!


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          #64
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          Hi. Ive just watched this documentary! The thing that hit me hard was that it was filmed in the hospital that I work in! It made me assess why I drink and how after time I could be in the same boat as Vanda. That scared the shit out of me I owe it to myself and family to continue to be sober. One day at a time.

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            #65
            Rain in My Heart Documentary

            Wow Change! Stay strong my friend...
            Living now and not just existing since 9th July 2008
            Nicotine Free since 6th February 2009

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              #66
              Rain in My Heart Documentary

              I watch this and other things like it and I think 'I'm not that bad'

              But I'm sat here, feeling sick and cold because I AM like that.

              I've done all of that stuff, crying, throwing up, smashing stuff, hurting myself, scaring others, blackouts. I've done it all over and over.

              I just haven't ended up in hospital, yet...

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                #67
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                  #68
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                  I'm going to watch these one by one -- Wow, the first one is so sad. I am haunted by those jaundiced eyes. Let's be good to ourselves today. Peace.

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                    #69
                    Rain in My Heart Documentary

                    Just watched the first one... it's heartbreaking.

                    I am on AF day 3, too much residual depression to watch more but rest assured i will... stay strong people.

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                      #70
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                      It could be worse, I could be filing.
                      AF since 7/7/2009

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                        #71
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                        It's taken me a lot of courage to watch no.2. I watched number 1 about a week ago. I found Mark's physical state so painful.

                        Think I will watch at least one more this evening.

                        This should be shown in high schools alll over the world. And start showing it early before children start discovering AL. (I was drinking regularly by 14.)


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                          #72
                          Rain in My Heart Documentary

                          yo

                          startingover;736061 wrote: This is a very hard hitting documentary that follows the treatment of a number of alcoholics in the UK. It is pretty disturbing but very well worth watching

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                          http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQdJ5vchsGs[/video]]YouTube - Rain In My Heart (10 of 10)
                          hi starts,i watched some of it,i beleive the ones i seen were the worse senario,2 bottles of vodka a day,that is a death sentence you put on yourself,at that point,you now hav a mental problem,this is when u have lost all skills to help yourself,this is where i beleive family has the rt to commit you,will these people get better,hard to no,when i was working we had a safety class every wednsday,we were forunate to see how other countries handle alchoholism,australia,was the most interesting,gory,the people at bars,were entertained not with your normal tv programming,the bars or som of them,run adds,on the cosequences of drinking and driving,i beleive the graffics you see in these video s are unbeleivable,but it happens,but if you get into an accident after youve seen these videos,is that not murder,i enjoy everything you rt,ty gyco:thanks::goodjob:

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                            #73
                            Rain in My Heart Documentary

                            Just thought I'd give this a :bump:

                            So tonight before you nip out to the shops for a bottle or pour yourself a drink. Please,please watch at least one of the episodes.
                            It could be worse, I could be filing.
                            AF since 7/7/2009

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                              #74
                              Rain in My Heart Documentary

                              :bump:
                              It could be worse, I could be filing.
                              AF since 7/7/2009

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                                #75
                                Rain in My Heart Documentary

                                Thanks for posting this documentary, it has brought back memories of my hospital admission where I was surrounded by people in this sort of physical state. I managed to stay sober for 18 months a couple of years ago and have since started drinking again. I'm on my 2nd AF day and have decided that I really can't drink any longer. I'll be visiting MWO regularly, and will keep posting updates on my progress. I'm so glad to have found MWO and the kind, caring members who visit daily. Everybodies posts on here fill me with hope and determination for the future.

                                Thanks All. Peace and Hope to you all.

                                Remember - ODAT.

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