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.
Say a few prayers, send some positive energy, light some incense...
Tiffany needs some support right now. She's having an tough time trying to get back on her feet. She is okay now but spent the morning in the hospital. She has a friend local to her giving her some help.
Hopefully she will be back online again soon and ready to go to any length to stay sober. I know there are many people suffering just like her. I will be saying some extra prayers for all those people today.
Tiffany needs some support right now. She's having an tough time trying to get back on her feet. She is okay now but spent the morning in the hospital. She has a friend local to her giving her some help.
Hopefully she will be back online again soon and ready to go to any length to stay sober. I know there are many people suffering just like her. I will be saying some extra prayers for all those people today.
pretty spiffy too
I wish her the Best, it's hell anyway but sober.
She did what she could to stay sober last night, and the detox was too much. She is getting better today.
She could start with basic, simple honesty, which she is lacking as far as I can tell. But many of us have trouble with that. Has to be identified and acknowledged....then progress gets made.
Sooo she was posting for a week?
You knew it?
Lies for a week?
very dishonest but I will try to stay out of her way.
poo her comeback=fail
wow
off i go
It took every one of those "rough times" to get me to a place where I was willing to do anything to not drink. Otherwise, I might never have seen the futility behind my insanity. I even became willing to go to AA.
I feel for her, I really do. I hope all her friends don't support her to death.
I have been there-there is a light at the end of the tunnel, I promise. I remember waking up in the hospital not knowing what happened, hooked up to various machines-truly horrid memories.
I keep these memories close-as this was partially the catalyst for my decision to never, ever drink again.
Praying for you, for sure. xo