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100% agree, quitting was the hardest thing I've ever done and the BEST thing I've ever done - and also agree that when I first quit drinking the idea of never drinking again was terrifying to me. Ultimately it's what took me back out, after 4 months of sobriety I convinced myself I could drink normally. Of course I couldn't, and in 5 months found myself far worse off than I was before I quit the first time. I'm grateful every day I made it back into recovery and am now approaching 3 years sober. I know I have another drunk in me, but I don't know if I have another recovery, so I work my sobriety every day to make sure I never have to find out. Thank you so much Bridget for your openness and honesty in sharing your own struggles - you help us all so much!
100% agree, quitting was the hardest thing I've ever done and the BEST thing I've ever done - and also agree that when I first quit drinking the idea of never drinking again was terrifying to me. Ultimately it's what took me back out, after 4 months of sobriety I convinced myself I could drink normally. Of course I couldn't, and in 5 months found myself far worse off than I was before I quit the first time. I'm grateful every day I made it back into recovery and am now approaching 3 years sober. I know I have another drunk in me, but I don't know if I have another recovery, so I work my sobriety every day to make sure I never have to find out. Thank you so much Bridget for your openness and honesty in sharing your own struggles - you help us all so much!