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Originally Posted by aud
Couldn't bring myself to click the Dancin' C . . . tx so much for the Dancin' Brocc's, odaatie!
Old habits die hard and last nite was particularly painful . . . very hard not to be "down" on myself today - but determined.
Very determined.
Hope you are feeling better too?
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I'm feeling a little better.
Today is my 50th binge free day. I've never managed to get this far before, and its completely new territory. Its rather nice though. Counting days definately helps me - it helps me to remember what I've been through to get here.
I'm reading a book about abstinence - lots of different people define abstinence. I have been snacking on fruit a bit recently, and I think this is something I need to work on. Someone in the book said that abstainence is learning to eat what you actually NEED and not what you want, or what you think you need. I need to learn that nothing terrible will happen if I am hungry for a little while.
I've been attending online AA meetings every day, and this certainly helps me. To see people who have been sober for 25 years makes me realise that we are all capable of living without the crutches we have come to depend on.
I'm now lighter than I was when I got married, which feels nice. I'm hoping that I'll soon start to feel more comfortable with myself and I can start to have a physical relationship with my husband again. Why is it we don't believe it when people say nice things to us?
Another thing the oldtimers always say in the AA meetings is that they've had many people come back after falling off the wagon. They all say that drinking wasn't the answer they thought it would. No one has ever had someone come back after having a drink and say that it was the right descision.
Thanks for being here guys, this is a wonderful place that really helps.