Off the drink yesterday, not drinking today. Fed up of being at the starting point, over and over again.
Fed up:yuk:
Waiting for optimism to strike. I love this site, you guys are all awesome :h
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I read your post Scarlett and can relate to you and so many of you.... im not doing as well as I thought I would but I am making small steps. Its really hard. I Love having a glass or 5 of wine a few times a week. Sometimes I think well I manage to work part time I am on ayso committe, manage a baseball team am on the PTA everything is done and organized around the house I take my kids everywhere....is it really bad that they see me drink wine and may be buzzed once a week? I still handle all my responsibilities? I know my daughter age 11 notices when I pour a glass of wine.... what do you all think?
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