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Fell completely off the wagon.
- Thread starter Rosler1985
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nelsons willie said:The first person you have to listen to is yourself. It took me 38 years to realise this. If you want to quit you will.
This is sound advice.. anything can be kicked,but you have to 'want' to do it..
salford blue 62
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kenzie......................made me smile
Rosler1985
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Firmly back on the wagon with both feet. Back at AA (SHOULD NEVER HAVE LEFT) and been to see the docs about issues and stresses I have. Offered me anti-depressants but said I'd rather try and talk through things with somebody face to face.
Back in my house for the time being spending time with my little girl, missus is mulling over a month trial period while I get my shit together, but after having a proper chat think it's more than just this we have to sort out, and that's from both sides.
Mates and family have been amazing and I'm very lucky to have the support network I have as I know some people are not quite as lucky. Finally thanks for all your replies, fully taken into account and glad I came on here to keep me busy instead of getting pissed in my hotel room.
Oh and I won't be attending City anytime soon, right now it's so far down my list of priorites it's untrue, mate thinks it's great as he's got my ticket.
Need a rest, need to get my head together and realise what actually does make my head tick the way it does, but one thing I do know is that I came within a whisker of losing my daughter. What a fucking wake up call.
Back in my house for the time being spending time with my little girl, missus is mulling over a month trial period while I get my shit together, but after having a proper chat think it's more than just this we have to sort out, and that's from both sides.
Mates and family have been amazing and I'm very lucky to have the support network I have as I know some people are not quite as lucky. Finally thanks for all your replies, fully taken into account and glad I came on here to keep me busy instead of getting pissed in my hotel room.
Oh and I won't be attending City anytime soon, right now it's so far down my list of priorites it's untrue, mate thinks it's great as he's got my ticket.
Need a rest, need to get my head together and realise what actually does make my head tick the way it does, but one thing I do know is that I came within a whisker of losing my daughter. What a fucking wake up call.
kaz7
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Well done.really glad you are getting things back on track
Ducado
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Pleased for you, one day at a time and all that.
You can't blame your wife for anything, living with an alcoholic can drive a partner to insanity! You take the responsibility no one else, put your world right and the rest will fall into place, and don't over analyse
You can't blame your wife for anything, living with an alcoholic can drive a partner to insanity! You take the responsibility no one else, put your world right and the rest will fall into place, and don't over analyse
Ste1969
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Rosler1985 said:Firmly back on the wagon with both feet. Back at AA (SHOULD NEVER HAVE LEFT) and been to see the docs about issues and stresses I have. Offered me anti-depressants but said I'd rather try and talk through things with somebody face to face.
Back in my house for the time being spending time with my little girl, missus is mulling over a month trial period while I get my shit together, but after having a proper chat think it's more than just this we have to sort out, and that's from both sides.
Mates and family have been amazing and I'm very lucky to have the support network I have as I know some people are not quite as lucky. Finally thanks for all your replies, fully taken into account and glad I came on here to keep me busy instead of getting pissed in my hotel room.
Oh and I won't be attending City anytime soon, right now it's so far down my list of priorites it's untrue, mate thinks it's great as he's got my ticket.
Need a rest, need to get my head together and realise what actually does make my head tick the way it does, but one thing I do know is that I came within a whisker of losing my daughter. What a fucking wake up call.
Stay strong blue, and keep them 2 special ladies very happy and proud.
bluegirl74
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Rosler1985 said:Firmly back on the wagon with both feet. Back at AA (SHOULD NEVER HAVE LEFT) and been to see the docs about issues and stresses I have. Offered me anti-depressants but said I'd rather try and talk through things with somebody face to face.
Back in my house for the time being spending time with my little girl, missus is mulling over a month trial period while I get my shit together, but after having a proper chat think it's more than just this we have to sort out, and that's from both sides.
Mates and family have been amazing and I'm very lucky to have the support network I have as I know some people are not quite as lucky. Finally thanks for all your replies, fully taken into account and glad I came on here to keep me busy instead of getting pissed in my hotel room.
Oh and I won't be attending City anytime soon, right now it's so far down my list of priorites it's untrue, mate thinks it's great as he's got my ticket.
Need a rest, need to get my head together and realise what actually does make my head tick the way it does, but one thing I do know is that I came within a whisker of losing my daughter. What a fucking wake up call.
glad to hear things are better than they were earlier this week.
you sound as if you know where your priorities lie and as if you're all heading back in the right direction.
take care blue.