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I Am In Recovery From Depression, Anxiety and Alcoholism

Broken

By: Orana
Written on August 27th, 2011
By: Orana
Age: 46-50
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  • RioMan123

    I also wanted to tell you that part of the problem is self blame. Shame has a lot to do with keeping you in the nightmare. That and thinking about ALL your problems at the same time. It's no help at all. These are a couple things that I have begun to realize. Isolation doesn't help, either. As much as we would like to stay in bed all day, it's no help. I would like if you and I could keep talking to each other. Having dialog with another alcoholic is a very good thing to do.

    Jul 24, 2012
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  • RioMan123

    You and I pretty much have the same life. I, too can dry up from time to time, but always fall back into it. I am now 51, no money, live in a tent. I'll pray for you friend. Hang in there.



    If you're in your early 40's, It certainly isn't over. As far as alcoholics, there are approximately 300 million of us world wide. That's a big club, and millions more have been able to maintian programs that keep them sober.



    Since you do have a roof over your head, how hard would it be to go to an AA meeting once a day? I have met some wonderful people there, and it can help.

    Jul 24, 2012
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