Hi Nissa
Your very welcome, so glad your taking control of your life for you and your children.
You sound like a lovely person too put yourself and your children first you deserve a
wonderful life.
The journey of a thousand miles starts with one single step !!
The very best of luck !!
Love
Lorraine xx
Thanks for being concerned. I actually don't have family that can help but I do have a friend who takes my son every now and then when she is able, she works and is in college also. I don't consider myself having an alcohol problem, i seemed to benge drink and use it for calmer of emotional stress. I guess the question I was asking was the possibilities with all this going on if blackouts could occur. I do remember bits and pieces, and somehow remembered other things as I replayed it in my head over and over again. The consequences of this black out caused a situation where my significant other is in jail for something he didn't do. I am trying to do the right thing, but it seems no one believes because he carrys a criminal background. I don't fully understand all the severities of my diagonises, but I am trying to learn. I have taken the step forward and decided that drinking is not going to be a part of my life, and I have already seeked help in counseling a month ago. I also am partaking in anger management. Even though I am unaware of what my actions were, it still scared me. All I have ever worked for in life has been for my children, and that is what I will be putting first.
Thanks again. and thanks for the love!!!!!
Nissa11
I think the drinking while taking the medication is harming you. We shouldn't drink on these types of meds because it increases their impact on our body, and this is why there is a warning about this right on the bottle. With the amount of alcohol you drank combined with the medication I can see why you blacked out......be happy you woke up!
It generally would not be advisable to drink, especially that much, when taking medication. Drinking can also worsen the symptoms of sleep apnea. You could ask your doctor about all this and they could tell you what might worsen any of this and the best follow up action.
Blackouts are normally the sign of a drink problem I used to be an alcohol counsellor. Is your depression post natal and are you trying to escape your worries and stresses through drinking. Your situation sounds very stressful are you on your own with
your child, could you get any help ? You must be exhausted only getting three hours sleep that would effecy anyone coupled with your own problems and that of your baby.
Could you go for some counselling to help you ?
Take care
Love
Lorraine xx