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Old 02-24-2007, 03:46 PM
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Yeah, I guess you need to find a balance of being prepared for cravings, all the while not dwelling on it too much, so you can focus on more constructive things, and enjoy life. I guess that balance is a big part of the recovery process. Mike, great analogy with the smoking. You know, I quit years ago, and still broke down a few times. Fortuantely, after a few puffs, I would get disgusted, and throw it out. But, I still think of smoking once in awhile now. Especially when get angry. So, if the booze craving is anything like the smoking craving, there is some need to be concerned, as that smoking craving is pretty vicious in its self. Anyway, it's so good to hear everybody doing so well. I'm stuck at work, but for the rest of you, get out there and enjoy the weekend.
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Old 02-24-2007, 08:48 PM
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Thanks to all of you for the great guidance about if and when the cravings rear their ugly heads --and for the good suggestions as to what to do about them. I can't be so naive to think I've got this licked! I just have to remember the mess I was two short weeks ago -- this is a journey for the rest of my life. One day at a time...and sober, it will be a more joyful day at a time.

Thanks for your support and words of experience. Everyone is different indeed, but I'm listening. I appreciate what you have to say.
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