
Alcoholism Support Group
Alcoholism is the continued consumption of alcoholic beverages, even when it is negatively affecting your health, work, relationships and life. If you think alcohol is causing you to lose control, it's time to seek help. Our group is a safe place to vent, check in, get back up if you fall, and reach sobriety.

nodp2day
with complacency and doubt and ends with F..K IT. The drink is the exclamation point at the end of the scream.
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Relapse 'starts' when I question if I am alcoholic. Then I know I need to do action fast!
Now I avoid complacency by actively participating in my recovery on a daily basis. Being here on DS is one part of the daily participation.
Any emotion that I had in the past would cause me just say F it and do a shot. Now I'm learning a new way to handle my emotions instead of saying F it. It's not just not drinking, it's making a significant change in my coping skills and learning to silence that internal scream.
Then moves down down down to your wallet!!
And then It's A logistical thang!-(getting to that scum bag dealer) same as a booze shop On a corner or any main st-
Then home or under a bridge!
By the time i've done all that it's over and out!
OXO-I might write my relapse story in me journal,
BECAUSE it's taken me 3 months to get back on ds, with anything positive or self revieling to post-
Once I start I try proving myself right after all by more using and trying to cope!
Fuckn hopeless-
You are in your disease until you surrender to the FACT that you are suffering from the disease of alcoholism and will die without spiritual help!
Guru
Today when I hear those voices I know I am in deep do-do, and need to: talk to my sponsor, get to a meeting, help another alcholic, or all three, immediately.
You guys are all correct.
AaronW
I relapsed after a sober flatmate came home drunk with people from the pub,Igot two years for what I did too One of the intruders-who were robbing the place whilst he had past out on the couch-
I've relapsed in situations where I've felt completely socially Inadequate
complacency starts when you start feeling good
Logical reasons are diminished for me to be sober if I loose my temper-High emotion-
Loneliness
rejection-
An alcoholic has a bizillion resons to drink-
If relapse does'nt kill you it can be the catalyst to great sobriety-
Relapse deepens your compassion for others who struggle-
It's better to relapse have a fucking drink than put a bullet in your head Or a noose around your neck-
Ultimately if you get the help you need you will succeed-
Relapse Is Part of this deal!