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Couple of hours away from the 72 hr mark.
I'm almost stepping into day 4 country. I am really proud of myself because I did this alone for the first time, there was nobody with me except this forum. I wanted to thank all of you for your words of encouragement and advice. I really hope the ones that were struggling with me are staying strong and doing well and to the others with serious clean time I wish you all the best and thank you all sincerely. As for how I'm feeling, its been pretty sluggish, sore, no energy but I did finally crave food for the first time today. One question though, about the diareaha, it only hit me once so far when it has been a big problem for me before, any thoughts? Anyways thanks to all and good luck to you. Keep posting because I still will be.
K.J.
K.J.
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O was gonna suggest to stay home but looks like you made your mind up. I've had similar situations and I think I went to one event,it just depends on how you feel. But I've read your posts since day one,GREAT WORK!!! Your getting closer and closer. Is it possible you go to the game but sit where you cant really be noticed and leave as soon as it ends. Get in,get out. Just an option but being clean is priority one. Keep it up,your motivating me!
I feel aftercare is a must for me, I've thought about it and will be doing something about it once the worst of the physical WD's are behind me. I think I mentioned an underlying issue with my wife to you so It is imperative for me to heal properly. More of my story will be coming out on better days. Thanks Sara.
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Congrats on 4 days!! Glad to see you have hunger pains!! Have you thought anything about recovery care?
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