Roll Call time!!!

[tomskat]

It's that ime again-montlhy Roll Call time!!! For those that are new I post a monthly Roll Call in which everyone is welcomed to post their clean time no matter how long it is-1 day to 1 year. You must start somewhere so if this is your 1st day,or 1st hour,congratulations on making that 1st step!!! No,it won't be easy,but trust me when I say this in the long run it will be well worth the battle. This is a daily battle that we fight. We must choose daily whether we will use or not. Know what your "triggers" are (what causes you to use) and do all that you can to avoid them. Guard that clean time and always keep your guard up!!! Know that you CAN do this and that you are not alone in this struggle. We have all been there before,some of us have had to start over again due to relapse. If that's the case pick yourself up and start over again-don't dwell on it!!

So....let's hear it everyone!! What's your clean time???? I'm at 934 days so far,and yes,I still struggle occasionally. But being here and reading others stories helps. This site is a God-send. So stick around and let us help!! Let's hear it everyone!! Who wants to start?????

[Nursey7]

16 days Vicodin free! I am happy and proud of myself but I would be lying if said I wasn't craving, anxious and tired!!!  I have a support system now though and it's great not to alone :-)

[catmagnet]

The cat has 695 days clean! I never thought I would ever make it this far  =)

[Sonrissa]

If my math is correct, and I added it like 3 times to be sure,  today will make exactly 100 days! Wow! Even I am shocked at this!

Take care everyone! Stay strong!

[dominosarah]

Let the count down begin!

[selfinduced]

Tomskat, I have been waiting for your post!!!  Almost a year for me. You are so wonderful to post these each month...so appreciate. xo

[GarbageAddict360]

76 days TODAY! I cherish every day that I remain clean and fight through any thought of picking up.  I have a solid support network and a great frame of mind.  Thank you to all the amazing people that volunteer their time on here to help the suffering addict.  Congrats to everyone that took the initiative to get off whatever substance that was crippling you.  Life has a new ring to it.