Hi everyone and thank you for your kind replies
Missy64 I feel isolated a lot of the time too. I put on a front with my family (apart from my husband of course). My sisters are not really drinkers and would be shocked if they found out the extent of my problem. Sometimes I am shocked by what I have consumed the night before. I can't relate to myself when I lose control as I am such a different person without AL, like Jackyl and Hyde (spelling??), that's what my husband says!!! I want to be me all the time!!! Last night I managed AF, I found it ok, watched a DVD and then read for a while before dropping off to sleep. I woke this morning feeling proud I had managed it. My little ones benefit from it also as I don't feel that guilt/depression/paranoia thing. I plan to get through my second day AF by watching another DVD (love thrillers) and maybe treating myself to some ice cream or chocolate. UKblonde thanks for caring. I know exactly what you mean about being able to get Al if you really want it. BUT believe in me I can't have it at all. Firstly I am not able to go out alone as it is really dangerous, secondly absolutely none of the family (who are huge) drink, my husband carries all the money, so it really can't happen. I have chosen to go there as a kind of rehab as I know its impossible. What I am worried about is coming home and how I go about never returning to my old ways. I will deal with this later though and at the moment concentrate on today. Once again thank you all for caring, you really saved me yesterday in the depths of my depression after bingeing, I read and posted and before I knew it I was feeling more positive so THANK YOU XXXXXSeto
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