Next week I'll be 7 years sober.
Some thoughts on that journey.
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#Sobriety #Alcohol #Addiction #Writing #Reading #Scotland #WritingCommunity
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Next week I'll be 7 years sober.
Some thoughts on that journey.
(Full text in the comments)
#Sobriety #Alcohol #Addiction #Writing #Reading #Scotland #WritingCommunity
Next week I'll be 7 years sober.
Some thoughts on that journey.
(Full text in the comments)
#Sobriety #Alcohol #Addiction #Writing #Reading #Scotland #WritingCommunity
I forgot to mention the other day that I celebrated 38 years of continuous #sobriety. 🥇
11 years sober today. Full of gratitude💟
🗣️I used to think my problem was a character flaw—that I was weak.
Then I broke the denial and learned: alcoholism is a progressive disease, not a moral failure.
✨Recovery networks, including the medical community, helped me learn how to live sober—one day at a time.
➡️ If I can do it, so can you.
📲If you’re struggling, you’re not alone. Dial 988.
#sober #recovery #addiction #hope #MentalHealth #odaat #newday #sobriety #boston #northshorema
Today marks exactly five years sober for me. I quit when I was a microbrewery beer enthusiast and a so-called moderate drinker. Sometimes I overdid it, especially when I could pour a pint of fresh IPA from the brewery's taps. In total, I managed to review about 5,000 different craft beers to Untappd and whatnot.
Life didn't magically improve overnight after I quit, but reflux and stomach problems disappeared completely, and my migraines and panic attacks became less frequent. I feel better now than I did back then.
I think I'm going to keep it this way.
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