I was addicted, I diagnosed myself, I struggled with it myself. I haven't drunk for more than a year, but I feel super unstable and insecure. I dream of a sweaty glass of vodka, which I drink with bliss almost on ex, then I wake up trembling how I could do it even in my sleep! Besides, I'm bored, too calm and uncharacteristically calm for me, I don't have that enthusiasm, that liveliness, that energy with which I did everything before. I know I'm on the right track, I'm just afraid it won't get easier over time. Will it be like this for the rest of my life? Will I never overcome this filth and become normal like everyone else? Am I already disabled?
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Start playing sports, I think that will help you. Success!
I have no experience in giving up, but I have in addiction .... You have chosen the right path, sooner or later you will live your own life as you wish. And we don't depend on this hellish drink ... Go on, think about the things that are important and that you can lose them because of this damn glass of vodka ... My father denied me because I told him there was a problem and chose the glass in front of your family ... You have already taken the most important step, you have admitted to yourself that you have a problem ... When you need to talk or share with someone .. write, I will try to help you, as I failed
Thank you №1 and №2 for your understanding. I just want to share one more thing about the people who have loved ones in my position: giving up is very, very difficult, painful and painful. But it is at most a month time. However, it is more difficult to wage the ensuing war every day after that, thinking about it - all the time you have left. If I knew what I was getting myself into, I might not have the courage to make that decision. Because it is clear to me - the fight is to the first sip !!! Has anyone tried to give up something, even the smallest, for life? For example, I will never eat black pepper, cabbage or milk again, because for me this is doom? The very thought of not breaking that promise never makes you goosebumps. You know, it's very difficult to control not the need for alcohol, but to observe the prohibition you have given yourself and people, who love and believe in you. It's awful to bear! The author.
Just forget about the existence of alcohol! Don't think about it at all and it will be easier for you! And if you see him, learn to hate him with the depths of your soul, just as you hate your enemies. Hey man, ... alcohol is poison, you don't need it, forget it! He's killing you!