I'm still Kicking.

[daisy45]

I'm still Kicking.

Dave, have just read your advice on another thread. You are such an inspiration and I for one truly hope you stick around. I am so glad you are here and wish you continued success!

[sunshinetoday]

I'm still Kicking.

Dave,

I know you have only posted a few times so far, but each of your posts are inspiring. I am really appreciative of your openness, honesty, and insight. Thank you for sharing.

[Dave_]

I'm still Kicking.

Thank you all for your kinds words. I have been truly uplifted by the sheer goodwill and spirit on these boards.

[DHS51]

I'm still Kicking.

Dave,

Your post is so inspiring and insightful. I had just started the "morning top off" when I knew I had to get back in control or I was going to lose my business. I found this site and it has been a life saver. I have since started a Baclofen regime and worked hard to cut my consumption by 20%. The Baclofen process has produced some serious side effects and sometimes they are so severe I wonder if it is worth it. From now on everytime I wonder if it is worth it I will reread your post.

Thanks!!!

D

[Jordan]

I'm still Kicking.

Dave, my day drinking was starting to get earlier and earlier, and I'm so glad my husband caught me as I was heading down that dark path. So very glad to hear things are turning around for you.

[Doggygirl]

I'm still Kicking.

Jordan;1137244 wrote: Dave, my day drinking was starting to get earlier and earlier, and I'm so glad my husband caught me as I was heading down that dark path. So very glad to hear things are turning around for you.

That path is indeed a very dark one. In the end, I would look at the coffee pot, look at the vodka bottle, and pour a drink. At 5AM. Ugghhh. That is no way to try to live. That is a way to die.

DG

[Dave_]

I'm still Kicking.

Doggygirl;1137412 wrote: That path is indeed a very dark one. In the end, I would look at the coffee pot, look at the vodka bottle, and pour a drink. At 5AM. Ugghhh. That is no way to try to live. That is a way to die.

You are so right. I could sense the life ebbing out of my being. That was another life, another time and I never want to experience those things again. I feel such enduring empathy for people still stuck there. I want them to know there is a better way.