Anyway - just trying to think of things I did this time.
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I'm curious!
sprinted past me on the way down the mountain and said, "just take it ONE STEP AT A TIME." I REALLY, REALLY thought how much easier it would have been to just say, "screw it...I CAN'T do this and I don't WANT to." But if I had turned around, I would have felt the same way I did when my AL off switch would malfunction and I was back to Day One ..I would have been filled with shame, remorse cowardice. I felt such a sense of accomplishment. Getting sober was SO not easy for me...I had so many stops and starts. Did I moderate successfully for a good long while? YES, I did...with a combination of NAL and Baclofen...and once I felt indifferent to AL, mt brain had rewired itself so I didn't miss drinking anymore. AF life was truly my lifestyle. Being in Utah has been a bonus for me because the majority of the population is LDS...they don't drink or smoke...and I admire their commitment to family and how they can have a bountiful life without AL. Positive reinforcement is so important.
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