I know that I can’t drink. My sobriety is too important to me. If I were to drink again it would be the same thing all over again, and I’m not ready for that yet.
Drinking alcohol feels like a comfort because it’s what I’ve done my whole life, but in reality drinking alcohol is anything but comforting.
It brings nothing but pain and chaos into my life and every time I have a sip of alcohol it just reminds me how much more work there is left to do on myself before this addiction will lose its power over me completely.
All these feelings are brought up when you’re sober, so why risk going back?
Daily Reflections September 24
We have seen the truth demonstrated again and again: “Once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic.” Commencing to drink after a period of sobriety, we are in a short time as bad as ever. If we are planning to stop drinking, there must be no reservation of any kind, nor any lurking notion that someday we will be immune to alcohol.ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 33
Alcohol is a disease that I am struggling to overcome. It’s powerful grip on me has been hard, but not impossible so far!
Every day for myself and loved ones alike requires acceptance of this reality in order prevent alcoholics anonymous from taking over completely- because they’re only getting stronger as time goes by without intervention or treatment…
The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. Addiction doesn’t discriminate, and neither does alcoholism.
If you or someone you love has an addiction, call us today for help! Our staff of caring professionals are here 24 hours everyday to answer your questions about alcohol treatment programs in your area.
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