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After a week of terrible withdrawal, I went to bed last night to thunderstorms booming outside my window. I awoke this morning to a cooler fresher morning and standing on the deck having my coffee I aware of God's grace. That we all must weather some storms to appreciate fresher more beautiful days. I feel as though, just for today, I can live to see the world without the fog of alcohol. I know there will be more storms to come but there will be rainbows also.
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Sounds like you are feeling strong. That's awesome. I'm 2 weeks sober tomorrow. I feel great! Glad you made through that tough first week. Keep it up! 
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slumuk: Very nice post, thanks.
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You always feel good when you weather the storm and make it another day!!!
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we used to always say that the fog is lifting when someone became enlightened by sobriety
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Yeah, billwfriend. I sure know what that means now.
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i enjoyed reading this. I believe that a drunk who has sobered up, has an enhanced ability to really enjoy life and appreciate it. Even the simple things. I thought I had lost so much, but I simply had to learn how to become aware of my surroundings again.
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