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    #31
    Army Thread 12th February

    Well what a thief I have for a son....

    never thought he would do it, the other pair did..but this is now daily and big quantity....

    fuck I bought a small cash box with a lock but sometimes forget to empty my purse into it....

    I just found it inhis room and he said"well you never give me anything"..
    what a short memory he has..!
    am really fed up with all of this..
    why can't life be happy..I have nothing to make me smile anymore...

    depression..I suppose that's what it's called..
    I wish I could go on a holiday and be on my own and not have to worry about none of them....maybe take my doggies...:l

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      #32
      Army Thread 12th February

      Jan, do you ever punish ollie or scold him when he does something wrong, like stealing from you? Or reward him / praise him when he behaves well?

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        #33
        Army Thread 12th February

        Recluse;1261063 wrote: Jan, do you ever punish ollie or scold him when he does something wrong, like stealing from you? Or reward him / praise him when he behaves well?
        yes reccie on both counts....

        but right now he is being a f'ing demon

        I feel like go play hide and seek when I take the dogs out....and not find him..

        what a fucking sort of mum am I.....

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          #34
          Army Thread 12th February

          Just back.
          I have no pearls of wisdom to offer Jan as I find it hard to see stuff clearly in the cyber world.

          I would have probably said the same as Wrecky about praise and reprimand in the appropriate circumstances.

          On a more positive note I won my category in the hardest 10k ever. The sun came out and as we were high up on top of the Great Orme I could see Ireland. How cool is that.

          Tabbers I loved your gratitude post and have saved it into my bookmarks.

          I have to go and eat my way through a load of food and then RELAX.

          I will be thinking of you Molly going back into work in the morning. I have a strong feeling all will be fine.:l

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            #35
            Army Thread 12th February

            Right off to get me a Ryanair flight keep my dinner in the oven.

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              #36
              Army Thread 12th February

              Evening.


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                #37
                Army Thread 12th February

                KTAB;1260925 wrote: Molly, as promised my latest ramblings, I was going to call it diary of a madman because sometimes our thinking is clearly far from sane.

                Letting go
                .

                Acceptance and denial seem to me to be key elements of moving on. How many of us have truly 100% accepted our alcoholism and let go of the niggling doubt that maybe somehow someday the clock could magically be turned back to a time when we were 'normal'?

                As I see it, it is very simple, we have two choices, accept our problem, make the life changing changes necessary or continue to skirt the real issue. I have been clean now for a little while but a couple of weeks ago the friday night feeling hit and the thoughts of how nice a beer or two would be in the local and the cravings of course started. Two beers would have been nice and I am pretty sure I could have stopped at two but it would just have awoken the beast in me again and I would drink again the next day. Maybe its only me but food is somewhat similar, when I get in the mood for say a pizza or an indian meal and dont have it that night, the thought will sit there semi dormant but I will end up eating that food at some time over the next couple of days. I wonder if this is indicative of how the craving and reward centers of my brain are programmed.
                Anyway I digress, I didnt drink on the friday but of course the thoughts werent far away and on saturday afternoon I was in the supermarket and found myself in front of the mountain of wine bottles, I picked one up and put it back down, I had allowed the thought to come to me 'hey about a bottle of wine to have with dinner?' I ran with it and then it came the 'maybe you should get two just in case' Then it hit me like a sledge hammer who was I kidding, this addiction wasnt going to go away, the alkie thinking was still there, the lying, the hiding the sneaky drinks were only a breath away. I stopped and bought a bottle of coke.

                So I got to thinking about this, was there some part of me still clinging onto the idea that I can drink again? Obviously there is. So what do I do about it? I am back to the two choices, either I accept this or I dont. I believe it is very hard for us to accept that this is our life now and I think that is why so many here keep failing time after time, because they dont give it over totally, I am probably one of the biggest offenders.

                If there is a big grey animal in the room with a tusk and a trunk it can only be an elephant. If I am still here posting on an alkie forum after nearly three years looking to help my problem drinking then I am an alcoholic, so if I am born 4 foot 6 with a one ear, green eyes and a big conk I cant change that can I? no more than I can change the fact of my alcoholism either but I can accept the fact. Ok, thats sorted, so without being over dramatic I can stop drinking or I can continue which would undoubtably take years off of my life and result in the quality of the years I have left a hollow shell of what they could be.

                After true acceptance comes a sense of relief, a sense of peace and the first step on the path to gratitude for finding however we did the true escape and the right to lead a full and proper life without the ball and chain of AL chaffing the skin on our ankles.
                Letting go sounds good to me, how about you?
                Great post ktabs :goodjob: I let go of alcohol a while ago and it sounds and feels great.


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                  #38
                  Army Thread 12th February

                  I am in work again tomorrow which is great but surprising,when things start to go to good one starts to worry, kinda.


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                    #39
                    Army Thread 12th February

                    Evening Army, how's everyone?
                    I love people who make me laugh. I honestly think it's the thing I like most, to laugh. It cures a multitude of ills. It's probably the most important thing in a person.
                    Audrey Hepburn

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                      #40
                      Army Thread 12th February

                      do u not work set hours Mario?
                      I love people who make me laugh. I honestly think it's the thing I like most, to laugh. It cures a multitude of ills. It's probably the most important thing in a person.
                      Audrey Hepburn

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                        #41
                        Army Thread 12th February

                        little pink cat;1261108 wrote: do u not work set hours Mario?
                        Hi LPC

                        No I kinda work shift work,last year did a lot of nights and night overs,When they need a driver they just ask and I am forever volunteering as I dont drink which effects a lot of other drivers :thanks:


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                          #42
                          Army Thread 12th February

                          Thats good, I hope u aget a few shifts in the money comes in handy
                          I love people who make me laugh. I honestly think it's the thing I like most, to laugh. It cures a multitude of ills. It's probably the most important thing in a person.
                          Audrey Hepburn

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                            #43
                            Army Thread 12th February

                            Hiya Molly, the weekend has went well me and the mrs had a valentines weekend and went out for a nice meal and to the cinema, how's ur weekend been?
                            I love people who make me laugh. I honestly think it's the thing I like most, to laugh. It cures a multitude of ills. It's probably the most important thing in a person.
                            Audrey Hepburn

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                              #44
                              Army Thread 12th February

                              We went to see The Vow, was good, sounds like u had a relaxing weekend when u were not feeding children, lol
                              I love people who make me laugh. I honestly think it's the thing I like most, to laugh. It cures a multitude of ills. It's probably the most important thing in a person.
                              Audrey Hepburn

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                                #45
                                Army Thread 12th February

                                Hi mollys & zens


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