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I am so happy you woke up feeling better...you were in a pretty bad place yesterday...it hurts all of us to see one of our dear friends in such a place. Onward and Upward...kriger
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AF since August 5, 2008 "People usually fail when they are on the verge of success. So give as much care to the end as to the beginning." Lao-Tzu
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Froggie - you can have a pity party all you want to. Your posts about what happened years ago are probably the saddest I have read on here. It was a very traumatic thing you went through. Not only that; you have been through Hell and back in your life.
Whoever asked 'Why are you bringing this up now?' can just bugger off. Seriously. This is a part of your past, in which is causing so much pain for you. Keep talking away - it is healthy and healing. My suggestion would be to see a grief counsellor. You are still grieving and you need to forgive yourself and let go. You can't change the past but you can start to live again, today. Many 's for you my friend. |
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Hi Frogster
Glad to see you are feeling better today! It is hard to keep doing the right thing, usually the wrong thing is so much easier. I think if you do something 21 days in a row it becomes a habit. Just try logging in for 21 days, and then try stopping! LOL I am already addicted to this site. I will watch for your posts. Good luck with the counsellor.
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Don't be sorry Frog, it was a brutally honest post and I could just feel your pain!
As far as sticking with the program goes, what about making sure you logg onto MWO every single day.... that way you will have daily support and many a shoulder to lean on. Join one of the threads and get all the help that is on offer. You sound so much better today, it sounds likeletting it all out yesterday did help you! ![]() |
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Hi Frogz,
perserverance. Just keep trying to get back up on that bike. Maybe part of you doesn't want to succeed with the program because it feels like the alcohol numbs that pain and then when the program worked you didn't know what to do with the pain? That's the cycle, unfortunately. All you need is some tools and this site is definitely one of them! The greatest words that I read a number of times on your thread yesterday is that you must find a way to forgive yourself. Have compassion for yourself. That will help you move through the pain. Also, maybe talk to your counsellor about the books and workshops on grieving and death written and created by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross. I did one of her workshops and it transformed my life. Stay strong! Last edited by WildAtHeart : 08-20-2008 at 03:11 PM. |
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Councelling would be very good for you, as this is tearing you up inside. We are all here for you Frogzter. ![]()
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Frogzter, glad that you are back and feeling better today.
God, it's cliche, but today really is the first day of the rest of your life. It used to be that I would look at a goal that I had in mind and give up before I ever even started. I still have problems following through on certain tasks, but I find that if I focus just on today, and not days, weeks or months down the road then it is easier to get started. I look forward to reading more of your posts as your work through the problems in your like. As Gia put it, we are all here for you. |
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You know this site really does help more than I can say. Reading your posts in and of itself is an amazing thing for me. WHen I expect to be blasted, I get compassion instead. I am going to try that habit thing and make a 21 day goal of logging in everyday and reading others posts. Thanks to all of you so much! You really know how to throw out those life lines.
Bless you all and many thanks for your words of wisdom and compassion! Blessings,
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