Steve your truly an inspiration to us all hang in there man I appreciate the words of encouragement Thank you so much it means more than you know.
I'll send you a message so we don't take the focus off of zona's post OK?
I'll send you a message so we don't take the focus off of zona's post OK?
Hi how are you doing today?
I was just like you i was in AA for 14 years then my doctor put me on hydrocodon and have been struggerling to get off them for 5 years its been so differcult its so much harder then booze right now i am trying again to taper off i went C T last year and lasted 7 weeks i now i do not want to do that again i just hope i can do it this time what is the differents abusing and addicted to alcohol cheers
Thanks Steve for coming back here and doing it again. Reading that you had 4 mos and relapsed is just what I needed to read this afternoon,
I'm at 99 days and still have no energy, can't GET to sleep, still having to let a lot of things go that my brain tells me I need to do!
Guess your post sticks out cause my next "goal post" is 4 months.
I was in AA and sober for 18 yrs and NEVER had the battle this opiate addiction has been/always will be! I learned alot about recovery in AA, but socially drank again after 18 yrs and MUCH contemplation....it NEVER had a hold on me like pain pills. I did conclude that I was abusing alcohol, not addicted to it........and it never reared it's ugly head as an addiction for me.
THESE OPIATES ARE cunning, baffling and powerful. I never really felt that way even after many, many years of AA involvement and I was really., really, involved. (I have no regrets about that time in my life, tho. as I learned soooo much.....just never truly related to the desperateness like I do with opiates)
Other opiate addicts KNOW me and I TOTALLY RELATE to them.
I'm so glad you "got back up" and are doing it again. I needed to hear from you today. Thank you.
"Lord help me to get UP, I can fall DOWN on my own"
Blessings zona from Kansas!
That is great Steve! Keep it up! KK