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4 sticky days feeling good - reflecting on one week


Evelyn

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I just woke up. I'm pretty wakey wakey, going out for a social meeting thingy; dunno how to translate (hey it's 8in the morning huh!) and they will be puffing anf smoking and drinking strong coffee. I promissed myself one bottem of strong coffee and smoking wasn't even on my mind ;)

 

Booze is NOT a good upper, Saz is right finally after a week I stabalise again. NO booze EVER again. Same rules with cigarettes; they have the same shitty affect....

 

I have a cool dance music one, but I expect everyone from the USA is still in dreamland :P

 

This is my sticky quit, one both accounts. Starting one, means starting the other. NOT an option EVER AGAIN.

 

Newbies: also post when things lighten up ;) or read my post to hold on to

 

(((hugss))) to all who need them

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You, are right, Ev...booze is NOT a good upper.  It is a depressant, a serious depressant AND a major factor in relapse.

Thank you for your inspiration and glad you are celebrating a beautiful quit !  Celebrate EVERYDAY, every hour, every minute.

You are Saving your life !

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