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Anonymous Coward User ID: 973795 United States 01/26/2011 11:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I was hospitalized for DTs and my boyfriend who I live with promised he'd quit with me. He volunteered to do this, and it was really helpful. Quoting: K_arenIt hasnt even been a month yet and I still want to drink all the time. One night I wasnt supposed to be home till late cause I had to go to NJ, but it was much quicker than I thought and I got back at like 3 pm ( I thought I'd be home at 10). He got home from work early with a 6 pack, I was kinda pissed but kept it to myself... His plan was drink it before I got home and pretend it didnt happen. Last week we went to a friends house for dinner and neither of us were drinking. I went out for a smoke and came back and he had a glass of whiskey in front of him. I didnt even want to go to the party because I said this would happen, I said it will be boring, everyone will be drinking but me, he said "I promise I wont." Anyway, I think he thought he would finish it before I got back upstairs. I got pissed and was like fuck it if youre doing it so am I. Thats been my only lapse so far. Now he's coming home later cause he's "going out with coworkers" and I'm sure they're just going out for "coffee" since thats what you do with coworkers. He's out right now and he really thinks I'm that stupid? I'm pissed. You're a pretty girl and by the looks of you picture I'm assuming you could take off about 8 or 10 years off of your appearance if Get the the book "The Easy Way To Stop Drinking" by Allen Carr... The book covers a very simple brain-based method...intuitively utilized in many areas of life/ambitions/goals, since the the beginning of the brain. ...This is a method modeled after those rare individuals who have the intuitive and unique ability to effortlessly quit any habit desired...even the seemingly "impossible" habits that get in the way of larger goals/ambitions. And most importantly, much better...way better...infinitely better than than the ridiculous 12-step/90days90meetings BS that has a success rate of only about 5 percent after 5 years. Oh yeah, and also get plenty of magnesium (preferably the citrate version 400-600mg daily), zinc picolinate (20-30mg) in addition of a of a quality B complex Vitamin supplement and 1000mg Vit. C...or better yet the best multi-vitamin with all bio-active versions of of B vitamins known as AOR's Ortho-Core multi-vitamin (it's a little pricey, but well worth the price). Add Omega 3 fish oil for overall health and mental function. 5-HTP (150-250mg) supplement, 5grams L-Glutamine (optimized , 3mg's of melatonin and 5000iu's of vitamin D3 to quickly optimize serotonin level's and lower craving's of simple carb's such as the extremely simple carb's such as alcohol and other sugary foods/drinks you may start craving after you stop (Take these with magnesium/zinc about an hour before bedtime for amazing sleep and dreams). (Take the B-complex or AOR's Ortho-Core multi-vitamin half-in-morning/half-in-afternoon) These along with the nutrients mentioned first, especially magnesium/zinc/b-complex, will lower anxiety and induce a calm, relaxed, yet mentally clear state of mind. Consume plenty of protein and Omega-fatty-acides (3-6-9) and whole foods (fruit, veggies, meats). 2Tbs. of Bragg's Organic Apple Cider Vinegar for optimum body PH, healthy joints and an overall healthy cleansed body/organs/joints. High Intensity workout 3 times a week for optimum beta-endorphin production and of course the obvious...healthier body. After 2 or 3 months of loading your body with the necessary nutrients then you'll be able to cut back on the supplements and only take nutrients on the day's you work out. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1243021 United Kingdom 01/26/2011 11:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I was hospitalized for DTs and my boyfriend who I live with promised he'd quit with me. He volunteered to do this, and it was really helpful. Quoting: K_arenIt hasnt even been a month yet and I still want to drink all the time. One night I wasnt supposed to be home till late cause I had to go to NJ, but it was much quicker than I thought and I got back at like 3 pm ( I thought I'd be home at 10). He got home from work early with a 6 pack, I was kinda pissed but kept it to myself... His plan was drink it before I got home and pretend it didnt happen. Last week we went to a friends house for dinner and neither of us were drinking. I went out for a smoke and came back and he had a glass of whiskey in front of him. I didnt even want to go to the party because I said this would happen, I said it will be boring, everyone will be drinking but me, he said "I promise I wont." Anyway, I think he thought he would finish it before I got back upstairs. I got pissed and was like fuck it if youre doing it so am I. Thats been my only lapse so far. Now he's coming home later cause he's "going out with coworkers" and I'm sure they're just going out for "coffee" since thats what you do with coworkers. He's out right now and he really thinks I'm that stupid? I'm pissed. Quit smoking. That's my suggestion. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1241078 Mexico 01/27/2011 01:05 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I no longer crave drink or drugs, and I so very grateful every day and every night for the gift of a sober life. Do what ever it takes and I wish you the very best. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1243851 Australia 01/27/2011 01:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Program of recovery is a selfish act. Quoting: Dr. HouseYou can not 'share' your recovery with your spouse, parent, child, whatever. Either you do it for yourself, or you are not doing it. IF he has a drinking problem, then he needs to deal with that himself. If he doesn't, then there is no reason why he needs to stop drinking because you decided you need to stop. YOU can't make him stop drinking. YOU can only make YOU stop drinking. His drinking (or not) is something that you cannot change. You need the serenity to accept those things you cannot change. YOUR drinking you can change, you need the courage to change what you can change. The wisdom is simple, anything that happens outside of you YOU cannot change. Anything that happens inside of you YOU can change. If he is an alcoholic like you are, then I strongly suggest you find an Alanon meeting in your local area. Alanon is sort of like AA except its for those who know a drunk. AA is for those who are a drunk. You might as well look up a chapter in AA and get a program of suggestions. They will suggest a lot, there is really nothing you must do, but it helps if you do do some of what they suggest. Lastly, if you want to stay with your partner, you two might want to consider couple's counseling. I assure you, there is far much more going on with your relationship other than his sneaking a few beers. What he said! +1 Well said, Doc. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1165535 United States 01/27/2011 01:24 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | sober now 4 months. I am more pissed at the world than ever before. I have whacked out dreams every night. I don't go to AA. Just stay bored out of my mind and work. Want to hang out? Every one I know drinks or smokes weed. I don't want to go to church, but I plan on staying sober. |
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