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Originally posted by lex View PostSo who likes my new avatar? Who wants to guess what kind of dog it is?
(btw -i do love seeing picture of canine.)
Lex, I am so very sad and sick that I am losing my Basset hound in the next week or so to terminal cancer. God only knows, and I can not describe how painful it is to see my friend have to die after only 7 years. Flash is not in pain yet, but the verdict is in and I have to be the one to call the vet. Flash was with me when I first became sober and the miracle of his friendship and love will never leave me. Neither he nor I know the different breed of dogs, but instead, we do know the ones that we do not need to be around.
--sf--
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Yes and a handsome boxer he is! Really that is one handsome dog and I am indebted to NE for bringing this fine dog to my attention in her post of a couple of weeks ago. It is a fine fine dog yessir and we all know that and so does SF truth be told. But you know he may insist this fine dog is not so special. Just to get a rise out of me. He'd do that. And I'd have to put him on ignore if he did that and who could blame me for that?
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Originally posted by Colin View PostWhat's all this misspelling? Otter -> Ottor and Colin -> Colen? Is this something like sticking pins in a voodoo doll?
Maybe you are exhibiting the symptoms of a new mental illness? Does it have a name?
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Originally posted by Spiritfree View Post
Lex, I am so very sad and sick that I am losing my Basset hound in the next week or so to terminal cancer. God only knows, and I can not describe how painful it is to see my friend have to die after only 7 years. Flash is not in pain yet, but the verdict is in and I have to be the one to call the vet. Flash was with me when I first became sober and the miracle of his friendship and love will never leave me. Neither he nor I know the different breed of dogs, but instead, we do know the ones that we do not need to be around.
--sf--
By proxy to a dog?? - Jeez
Regards
BacmanI am not a Doctor - I am an alcoholic.
Thoughts expressed here are my own, often poorly put together and littered with atrocious grammar and spelling.
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Originally posted by Spiritfree View PostYes Colen, my new mental illness does have a name and it is called Colonoscopy-titus. Trust me, it is a pain in the arse -literally.
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BacmanI am not a Doctor - I am an alcoholic.
Thoughts expressed here are my own, often poorly put together and littered with atrocious grammar and spelling.
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Originally posted by lex View PostSF- our posts crossed. I'm very sorry to hear about your Basset hound. I hope you don't take my last post seriously- i'm just kidding of course and trying to have some sober chuckles on a friday evening! -lex
Lex -thank you for this post. My hound Flash means the world to me and he is teaching me to come to terms with a lot of things -especially death. I sincerely believe that it would break his heart if he were to see or think that I returned to drinking during this trial or otherwise. Flash was with me when I was drinking, when I tried to stop drinking, and finally when I did stop drinking. He stood by me during all of these phases and he never stopped caring for me; however, he always knew when I had been drinking and I could tell that it made him sad because he saw my sickness. I never yelled or got angry at anyone or anything when I was drunk; instead, I would just go off into another world -so to speak and Flash knew this.
Many times, when I awoke on the floor after having passed out, I would have this long arse nose sitting on my leg and gigantic ears laying next to me. Every single time this happened, I would promise him that I would not drink again -and, well, we know what happened next.
Thanks again,
--SF--
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Originally posted by terryk View PostYou already told him here:
.....which probably means that he still has no fucking idea.
:sohappy: :yay: :thumbsup:
-tk
As intelligent and sophisticated as you are, do you not understand that you simply deduct from the credibility that you so desire? Terry, you are a coward and you know this. Online, and in forums, you are able to hide who and what you really are, but what you can not hide is how harmful you have been and still are to your immediate family. Only you and I know this fact TK, but the what is most important TK is that you continue to try and be a better family man to your wife and children. Just a thought and opinion my scholarly friend.
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Originally posted by Spiritfree View PostAs intelligent and sophisticated as you are, do you not understand that you simply deduct from the credibility that you so desire? Terry, you are a coward and you know this. Online, and in forums, you are able to hide who and what you really are, but what you can not hide is how harmful you have been and still are to your immediate family. Only you and I know this fact TK, but the what is most important TK is that you continue to try and be a better family man to your wife and children. Just a thought and opinion my scholarly friend.
-tk
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Originally posted by Baclofenman View PostYes Colin - The medical diagnosis is - Being a Fucking Idiot
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Bacman
PS - SF - Remember what I told you before about being a silly boy.......................This now extends to all members
Hi Bacman -you are now the 'new' sober man in town. Just 89 days ago, you were a struggling drunk -or so you say. It now seems as though you have had a miraculous cure -you are now a free, sober man -right? I think not and you know not. Let us take a quick look at your miraculous cure journey -in accordance with your own thread:
BacMan's Thread:
"Countdown to Zero
So it the countdown to zero moment
New year the booze is going With a little help from Baclofen (which is really fucking with my head)
Jan 1st is the next day of my (and my families) life....
Regards Bacman
PS Count down to Bilko was my favorite but I dont get the credits......
Bacman
AF since 2nd January 2016
Whatever words I say I will always love you - I will always love you - So fly me to the moon - R Smith
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Baclofenman- Good luck with this- keep us posted! (Lex)
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is commited that my target is to be able to make my own choice between a glass of wine and a glass of water I am: Awesome
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Wifes birthday on 1st Jan so she is not all that happy with this as a start date
On a better note my 25mg of Baclofen tablets turned up this morning - Only ordered on 22nd December from India
I am finding Baclofen to be making me very tired even at this rate and especially has reduced my alcohol tollerance to such a state that I have been to pissed to update my blog - Which is disapointing
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Bacman
AF since 2nd January 2016 "(On day one of Baclofen you are finding yourself very tired -you are a fraud-imo)"
Ok - Today is day 1
This is the first day for decades I have not had a drink
Wife and I took our daughter to London to see a show so I did have "other" things to occupy my mind - There will be harder days to come I am sure I am going to bath the kids and read them a story on the sofa "this is so sweet"
Regards
Bacman
AF since 2nd January 2016
Baclofenman -sounds like you are off to a GREAT start. I have a feeling that you will wake up in the morning and NOT be pissed off that you did not drink last night. For me the somnolence was hell for 5 or 6 weeks but then it slowly began to dissipate. Great post for me to read tonight. Thanks.
"Some people say life's like a merry-go-round-I think it's more like a ferris wheel
'Cause sometimes you're up, sometimes you're down -Sometimes you just don't know what to feel"
Todd Rundgren - The Wheel
Quote Originally Posted by Spiritfree View Post
Baclofenman -sounds like you are off to a GREAT start. I have a feeling that you will wake up in the morning and NOT be pissed off that you did not drink last night. For me the somnolence was hell for 5 or 6 weeks but then it slowly began to dissipate. Great post for me to read tonight. Thanks.
Bacman" Thanks for you post - Today will be the worst day I am sure - 2nd day without a drink for the first time in 30 years..lol - I have got a nagging pain in my head but I expect this is the Baclofen? - Sorry but I am unsure what you mean by somnolence - I was hoping I would sleep better AF or do you mean the Baclofen?
Thanks and Regards
Bacman
Bacman - We are rooting for you!! I am a newbie too. I had to google somnolence (I had no clue) and it means drowsiness . . . I was curious. Have the best day you can. I will too. Take care - AG
Quote Originally Posted by actiongirl46 View Post
Bacman - We are rooting for you!! I am a newbie too. I had to google somnolence (I had no clue) and it means drowsiness . . . I was curious. Have the best day you can. I will too. Take care - AG
AG - Thanks - Im not sure if SF is refering to drowsyness ( i googled it too lol) as a result of Baclofen or no booze - Are you sober?
Regards
Bacman
First day back at work - Boooo
Still I am thinking this may take my mind of "it" until later on in the evening so with only a few hours till bed it may not be too tricky - Then again the prospect of work tomorrow will possably be more difficult than day 2
We will see Regards -Bacman
'Good job on day 3 Bacman.
I got a M-F day job a few years ago when I was really at a low point for the purpose of getting sober, where the only way was up or 6ft under. It helped immensely having the days filled, and as you've mentioned all I had to do was plan for those 4 hours or so in the evening before bed. Movies, reading, anything to distract my monkey mind chatter. Snacks, AF drinks and a couple of options for the night got me through.And don't forget your toolbox. https://www.mywayout.org/community/mo...-tool-box.html
All the best friend. Keep it going.
Thanks so much
The toolbox is very useful - I cannot agree more that occupying your time to distract you from the drink is right at the top of the list - Work, computer and TV is my main crutches along with reading to my kids before bed
Regards
Bacman
AF since 2nd January 2016
I did notice yesterday how my eyesight is improving - Yes I still have a problem but I did notice driving into work how clearer I was seeing - I felt more alert at work tho my spelling has not improved and I still put letters the wrong way around although this has been more evident since my TIA which killed part of my brain although my cardiologist could not be sure at the time how this would effect me
I am hoping this week will be as "easy" as it has been so far but my next tripping point will be the weekend so I am making plans to fill this as soon as
Thankyou for all your support
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Baclofen
BACLOFEN MAN -Quite simply, you are a fraud. No you are not a fraud at needing and wanting attention; instead, you are a fraud at trying to pretend to be an alcoholic and taking Baclofen. You simply needed a place to feel 'a part of' and now you have found it. The great part is that your children will hopefully be kind to you until they leave the house -full time.
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I am not going to waste the Forum bandwidth re quoting that Spirit
Can you please engage both of you braincells and tell us what on earth that abortion of a series of C & V' was supposed to mean
I would have expected someone with a BA to make more sense - If of course they were sober
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BacmanI am not a Doctor - I am an alcoholic.
Thoughts expressed here are my own, often poorly put together and littered with atrocious grammar and spelling.
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