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07-12-2008 8:57 Post Subject: hey all. |
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hi.
my name is krista,
and i'm an alcoholic and addict.
i'm 21 years old, and i live in a small town,
pine bush, new york.
I've been out of rehab for a week now...
and it hasn't been easy.
but i've been hanging in there.
maybe this site can help.
i'm so happy i found it.
so, introduce yourselves?
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07-30-2008 10:17 Post Subject: Welcome |
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Hi I'm Kerri
Good to hear that you want to live life clean and sober. The road to sobriety isn't a easy one but its a simple one. We Have to work at keeping this disease from killing us. Take one day at a time. To remain teachable,and to know you are not alone.
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08-15-2008 5:47 Post Subject: Welcome Krista !!!!! |
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08-30-2008 3:23 Post Subject: Hi, New To SS |
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I'm Ric fromm NYC. Hellow everyone.
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09-16-2008 3:21 Post Subject: HI all.. def. new |
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Hello.. Im Kristi. 23 yrs old from hartford, WI. This is my first step to reaching out. Hopefully I can find people with same interests and ideas. Support is much appriciated. Usually a private person, but I need to break that as well. Drop me a line would love to get to konw you all
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09-16-2008 5:37 Post Subject: hiya krista |
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im Robert im an alcoholic, my sobrity date is 12 / 02 / 2003 welcome to the site
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09-22-2008 1:55 Post Subject: welcome |
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welcome to the sober social family..need anything just let anyone know..we'll help you out..one day at a time..and it does get easier i promise as does this program..god bless you always
bear
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11-21-2008 3:49 Post Subject: Stay strong |
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You are worth it! Beleive in yourself and beauty will begin to unfold in your life.
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02-22-2009 12:04 Post Subject: my late introduction |
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02-22-2009 12:22 Post Subject: my late introduction AGAIN ???? |
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hi all
I am a schick shadel graduate still with me! been through a number of different treatment centers have had long and short term success.
one of the most helpfull bits of info was about co acuring disorders(depression in my case) addressing all issues is a must for me just being aware of this has been a great help.
the anoying thoughts are also a threat (I'm cured I can have just a couple and so on) I can talk myself into anything! but I can talk myself out of things also! (the voices are liar's ha ha)
I also found out that feeling that i need a drink or slam or hit or??? could be stoped by food was I just hungry all those year's ha ha I rarely ate!
sure making up for it and a LOT of other things in life now!
Any other ssh grads out there? feel free to contact me
Tony
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03-06-2009 10:16 Post Subject: Hello Krista! |
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Hi Krista! Glad you are here!
~Cheryl
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03-09-2009 5:08 Post Subject: newbie yet again |
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Back again on this sight as a "newbie"...desperately need support but also people to call me out on my bullshit as you get to know me...lord knows my parents are of no use...long story...had a great meeting tonight and the bubble burst when I got home and accused of using, or attempting to get meds, since my primary doc left this message on my voicemail that was completely off base and full of misinformation...
Need help/support/whatever...
amanda
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03-20-2009 5:36 Post Subject: All very new to me. |
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Yes this is all very new to me but I must say that I have attempted this feat many, many times. I am 47 yr.old and have been attempting this thing for about 20 yrs. My problem has always been isolation, so for me,making this statement online and knowing that I wont be judged is something very special. Hope I get to share with some of you warriers. That is truely the magic of staying sober and sane.
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04-14-2009 4:26 Post Subject: hi |
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hi
Thank you
wilson
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Posted:
06-19-2009 3:39 Post Subject: Introductions |
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Hi everyone, just a quick introduction from maruzella: just joined this site and am finding my way around here.
This must be my third year on a row when I'm trying out a sober life -- I usually go for 5-6 months and then decide it's "boring"..... but this time I've realized that that's just an excuse with which I give myself a permission to drink, rathen than facing the fact that I simply cannot have one drop of alcohol.
Things have happened this past year that have made me believe that this time I'm not just trying this out, but want to make a commitment. I'm willing to share my story and would love to hear yours. Feel free to pass by my profile and let's get to know each other. Best of luck to you all.
Love, M
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01-03-2010 1:54 Post Subject: Hi Krista Hang in there |
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Hi Krista,
Hang in there. Im new to this as well. Back in April I got my 1st DUI and had to ware a scram device on my ankle.
The hardest part about recovery for me is finding social "sober" outlets and activities.
I found a great article on this topic I wanted to share with you. I posted it in the form but if you did not see it here it is:
ALCOHOL FREE SOCIAL LIFE:
http://breathodor.net/blog/alcohol-free-social-life/
Happy NEW YEAR to all those who are struggling with recovery.
God bless,
Laurel
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