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How could I do this? Has it taken me over so much that I allowed this to happen, that I allowed it to put people in danger, people I love. Fuck, I just read about someone stopping drinking and how it changed them and what it has done, I want this to be me. I am tired of letting it ruin and destroy my life. I am so done, just done.
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MomofThree, please come back. I have broken my abstinence promise hundreds of times and the thing we all do is hide and that's so counter-productive. Come back and start fresh. We can beat this together!!"If you do not change direction, you may end up where you are heading."
Lao-Tzu
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We'll said SS. That's exactly what we do...
MO3, we're still here for you....always will be.:l:hOn My Own Way Out Since May 20, 2012
*If you think poorly of yourself, you can fail with a clear conscience.
https://www.mywayout.org/community/f11/tool-box-27556.html tool box
https://www.mywayout.org/community/f19/newbies-nest-30074.html newbie nest
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Why did you delete your post? It sounded to me like you really need to do this NOW. I hope you come back and get the support we all need to do this. Let me know if there is any way I can help you. It is worth whatever it takes and not as hard as you think. :l
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Thanks everyone, I do need to do this now. No more trying or giving it another shot. I've been so stressed out lately with everything and I don't get many breaks and I've been self medicating far too much that's its become a very bad habit, I actually drove yesterday, I've never done that before. To be so reckless and thoughtless. I put myself and others in danger, I will never do something so foolish again. What if something happened? I would never be able to live with myself.
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Glad you're here MO3! Stay close. And I know what it feels like to put yourself and others in danger. Very scary. Sometimes it takes something of this magnitude to learn to be completely honest with ourselves. Alcohol is an addiction for most of us. It starts as a habit, but from there, it becomes a need.Sometimes what you're most afraid of doing is the very thing that will set you free.
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Mom of Three-
Deep breaths. Did you make a mistake? Yes. We don't need the details.
Now what? YOU know what needs to be done. We can all give you our advice, but this is ultimately your decision.
I encourage you to go to Women For Sobriety and read the affirmations, written by people like you and me. The very first one: "I have a life threatening problem that once had me" truly resonates in my soul. No matter how I want to wish it away, I cannot drink alcohol anymore. I cannot "moderate"- I've tried. I've had countless long nights that I don't remember, broken promises, disappointed faces (if I bothered to look)... BUT.
That is my past. Now, I must look forward. I forgive myself, and know that I cannot whitewash my alcohol addiction. I am a role model for my children, whether I'm a drunk, or a happy, laughing mom. I'm trying to be the mom that is funny and optimistic and ready for anything.
I don't have a pocketful of excuses anymore, as to why I couldn't drive at night. (The truth? I wanted to drink. What did I tell my kids? "I'm tired. My night vision is bad.") My kids are smart: I didn't fool them.
Mom of three, today can be the day, your "AHA" moment- your line of demarcation. But truly, you MUST decide.
And then the next thing you must do is forgive yourself. :l
WFS ?New Life? Acceptance Program | Women for Sobriety, Inc.
:groupluv:"God didn't give you the Strength to get back on your feet
so that you can run back to the same thing that knocked you down." :hug:
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