
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.

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i know youve heard this a million times from other members but id been sober for two weeks ansd last night i drank a huge bottle of sherry, im now nursing a hangover (surprise surprise) im so damn angry with myself i would hit myself if i could, no better not otherwise people will really think im mad,also im not looking foreward to christmas one little bit how on earth will i get through that with everyone around drinking?
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Try finding an AA meeting that is based on the big book, steps, etc.
If you work the program, things will get better.
Hang in there. You are not alone.
try to look forward to a sober one, try and stop wieghing up all the negatives, of course yu can get through if thats what you really want.
As for the slip, well Sherry is a pretty big slip, better known as fortified wine, so stronger than your normal grog, so herdley surprised that you have a hangover today.
From the little I know of you, but from your profile etc, it is fairly obvious that you have a big poblem with drink.
Its obvious you know is and that you wish to deal with it, but you may need to find more help than your getting here.
May I suggest a few AA meetings, and maybe a chat with your doctor would help.
You seem strong, it just seems a little more help and guidance would do you good
Trickey
In the book "living Sober" by Bill W it talks about stuff you may relate to, it's really helpful. Have something to eat and drink something nonalcoholic. If someone asks y you not drinking, you can say you don't want to drink TODAY. It's all we have, today. :)
Go to an a.a. meeting, then another, and another and another...Talk to other alcoholics along the way. Don't drink in between.
Then before you know it the holiday's are over, and real good life awaits!