Don't give up is right Sly. Glad you are back

You are right, never give up. You have the right attitude :)

I could quit I just couldnt stay quit until I decided to work on the inner me. And I found that it was impossible to pull myself up by my bootstraps. impossible. By finding other people that had recovered, only then was I able to help myself.
6 weeks is great. What is your plan to make this time different?
1is2many

I agree. Don't give up; learn from mistakes; put them behind you; move on. Be as much in the "now" as possible.

Never give up. One day at a time.

I have considered AA again, just had bad experiences in the past. I am going to have to travel awhile to find people who WANT to be there, the meetings I found, everybody was court ordered and didn'the want to be there. Pointless! Ted

Hello Ted,

If I were you I would not expect too much from the meetings but would instead concentrate on getting a good sponsor. One advantage of attending many different meetings is that you can listen to people sharing and identify who would be a potential sponsor.

Recovery from alcoholism comes from changing your way of thinking, and listening to people’s drunkalogues will not help you with that. The answer can be found in the Twelve Steps, under the guidance of a competent sponsor, someone who has travelled the road before you.

Never give up. One day at a time.

Keep on keeping on!

God Bless

Don't give up Sly we are all right with you x

T x

Here's to week 7!