antabuse and the MYO supplements
When I left the hospital with my Antabuse, the doctor gave me another drug to help me sleep but it also was an anti-depressant. It started with "T". I took it a couple of nights, but it made me so dis-oriented and groggy most of the following day that I finally threw them out.
Since I've stopped drinking, I don't have any problems sleeping all night, whereas BEFORE I stopped drinking, I would be restless during the night and sometimes would lay awake for hours before being able to fall into a fitful sleep. It was awful.
I definitely have more energy. I'm back on my multi-vitamins the way I should. I'm exercising every day. With the drinking, sometimes I couldn't or wouldn't exercise and when I did I was sluggish with it. Just felt tired all the time. Alcohol is a depressant, mentally and physically, and the way I was throwing back VMs it's a wonder I was able to rise at all.
Anyway, working on developing new habits. Did I tell you guys a bought a bike? The great State of California took my license, as expected, so I bought the bike to get back and forth to the DUI/AA meetings and now I ride it even when I don't have a meeting to go to. I haven't been on a bike in about 16-17 years. What FUN!
cookinghappy;313358 wrote: Once you are AF, I'd love to know what changes you feel in the quality of your life. In partlicular, I'm curious about sleep patterns, energy levels, tiredness. Does life feel great, or just normal but AF after a while? Thanks
Since I've stopped drinking, I don't have any problems sleeping all night, whereas BEFORE I stopped drinking, I would be restless during the night and sometimes would lay awake for hours before being able to fall into a fitful sleep. It was awful.
I definitely have more energy. I'm back on my multi-vitamins the way I should. I'm exercising every day. With the drinking, sometimes I couldn't or wouldn't exercise and when I did I was sluggish with it. Just felt tired all the time. Alcohol is a depressant, mentally and physically, and the way I was throwing back VMs it's a wonder I was able to rise at all.
Anyway, working on developing new habits. Did I tell you guys a bought a bike? The great State of California took my license, as expected, so I bought the bike to get back and forth to the DUI/AA meetings and now I ride it even when I don't have a meeting to go to. I haven't been on a bike in about 16-17 years. What FUN!
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