
Rava, you are right to look at your quit wholistically. There are many ways to get this job done. Finding what works and adding it to the mix is one of them. We are all doing the best we can here and we all share the same goal. You are not the only one who slips. I still slip now and then too. But my slips are farther and farther apart, thanks to God and this group. And I hope one day to be like Ginger, tip-toeing up to a year. But I'm not there yet, not by a long shot. One day I hope to be, and I hope you all will be here to share it with, if I ever get there! I keep a sobriety calculator app on my phone. I don't want to think about how many times I've reset it to 0. I can't drink normally, and every slip is a quiet disaster. I wake up the next morning full of sadness and no memory of the evening before. The day after the slip is always a physical and mental struggle and a day full of self-loathing.
Waves to Jude, Cowboy, Slo and Mul.
24 more for all of us here, please and thank you.
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