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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
Post your issues on www.peoplesproblems.co.uk - it's a website for
discussing issues, and learning from other's experiences. "Mark" <mrollings327@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:6a036ff0.0408242338.3ba49f5@posting.google.co m... > Hi there, I am new to this NG, just found it. Great info and > discussions. > > I knew I had a problem, but I did not know I was an alcoholic until I > stopped drinking 5 days ago. The day I stopped, I started going > through what I thought was one of the scariest most painful > experiences of my life. > > I have been a "casual" drinker for about 5 years and it never has > caused any trouble. Over the past two years though, I began drinking a > little more (maybe 2 or 3 days per week swilling 3-4 beers per > sitting, more on the weekends) About once a month, I would go on a > drinking marathon on a weekend - killing off at least a bottle of > 750ml Vodka or Whiskey by Sunday night. Still, by Monday morning I was > pretty much fine. Well, this last "binge" I took had me drinking that > amount per day for 4 days straight and I decided that's enough. I am > lucky to be alive and to still have my job! I saw some other posts > talking about you having to hit rock bottom before you can quit - > well, that was definitely the bottom for me! > > When I decided to quit 5 days ago for good, I thought I must have the > flu. I started doing some research online about my symptoms and found > "alcohol withdrawal syndrome" by pure accident. I had never heard of > it but the symptoms fit to a tee what was happening to me. I've had > hangovers, but never anything like withdrawal. I had the shaking, > sweating, flushed face, wild heartbeat, total insomnia, anxiety, skin > crawling, scary images when I closed my eyes and very wild dreams (no > nightmares though). As I learned too late, I probaly should have gone > to a detox clinic - this shit can be deadly! > > Well, now at day 5 it is all over. I feel fantastic. I am loving life. > I am sooooooo glad to have alcohol out of my system! I never ever want > to go through that again and I do not want to ever drink again - ever. > > I have pondered that just like other painful things I have gone > through in my life, I might forget the severity and level of pain that > this caused me. I do not want to forget this. I want to remember how > bad it was. So, I decided to write a journal while I was going through > the withdrawal - I wrote on several pages in as much detail as I could > how horrible the withdrawal was day by day. The Horror! The Horror! If > (I guess I should say when) I feel like having a drink in the future, > I have the pain of withdrawal on paper to refer to. That's not my only > motivation to stay sober, but it will help. > > Sorry for the long post, just thought I would share my experience. > Good luck to you all! |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 12:38:53 -0500, "Gail"
<sweetpawprints_920@hotmail.com> wrote: >HA! HA! >JB, our resident private eye, is now working Fred's program for him. Such hypocrisy! Given the bullshit you got yourself into by trying to "save" a girl just because she was in "need", and your own subsequent insanity not least through failing to work your own program, in what way are you qualified to criticise anything anyone else tries to do or say for others? -- Blue Moon |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 22:33:57 GMT, "Richard Brooks"
<richard.brooks13@ntlworld.com> wrote: >Post your issues on - it's a website for >discussing issues, and learning from other's experiences. This is not a spam newsgroup. -- Blue Moon |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
POT............................
-- rosie "I think Senator Kerry should be proud of his record. No, I don't think he lied." .................................................. ...GEORGE W. BUSH (8-25-04) "Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:sr8ti0p9n39fut7303kknttpbi03jguvi8@4ax.com... : On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 12:38:53 -0500, "Gail" : <sweetpawprints_920@hotmail.com> wrote: : : >HA! HA! : >JB, our resident private eye, is now working Fred's program for him. : : Such hypocrisy! Given the bullshit you got yourself into by trying to : "save" a girl just because she was in "need", and your own subsequent : insanity not least through failing to work your own program, in what : way are you qualified to criticise anything anyone else tries to do or : say for others? : : -- : Blue Moon |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 15:43:19 GMT, " rosie"
<readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote: >POT............................ What? Where and when did I try to save someone and subsequently get myself into a load of insanity through failing to work my own program? Until that happens, there's no pot, kettle or black in what I wrote, Rosie. Yours, yes. Mine, no. -- Blue Moon |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
ROTFLMAO!
google yourself, and see how you took gails inventory, while scolding her for doing the same thing! yes, POT-KETTLE-BLACK "I think Senator Kerry should be proud of his record. No, I don't think he lied." .................................................. ...GEORGE W. BUSH (8-25-04) "Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:ts44j01ettj5uv80eoo5f3je40mvd42jtl@4ax.com... : On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 15:43:19 GMT, " rosie" : <readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote: : : >POT............................ : : What? : : Where and when did I try to save someone and subsequently get myself : into a load of insanity through failing to work my own program? : : Until that happens, there's no pot, kettle or black in what I wrote, : Rosie. Yours, yes. Mine, no. : : -- : Blue Moon |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 17:44:03 GMT, " rosie"
<readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote: >ROTFLMAO! > >google yourself, and see how you took gails inventory, while >scolding her for doing the same thing! You're the queen of that particular brand of behaviour here, so what makes you think you're qualified to add any comment is quite beyond me, even though your behaviour comes as no surprise. I wasn't scolding anyone for taking another's inventory, I was commenting on both the hypocrisy and the apparent absence of truth within that inventory. Unless, of course, Gail knows something about JB's activities that I don't and so is referring to "privileged information". But that seems unlikely. -- Blue Moon |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
"Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:sr8ti0p9n39fut7303kknttpbi03jguvi8@4ax.com... > On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 12:38:53 -0500, "Gail" > <sweetpawprints_920@hotmail.com> wrote: > > >HA! HA! > >JB, our resident private eye, is now working Fred's program for him. > > Such hypocrisy! Given the bullshit you got yourself into by trying to > "save" a girl just because she was in "need", and your own subsequent > insanity not least through failing to work your own program, in what > way are you qualified to criticise anything anyone else tries to do or > say for others? > > -- > Blue Moon You do not have the least idea of what you are talking about, Blue. That girl had nothing to do with what happened to me. I don't blame her so, why should you? Are you saying that my program is not as good as JB's? HAHA..I am not the one flirting with wanting a drink everytime something in my life goes haywire. Yep, I chose and made a mistake last year. It was my mistake. No one to blame but me. You are so funny at times. I have one good thinggoing for me. Maybe one day you will find IT, too. |
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Re: Day 5 - Alcohol Withdrawal (I must be an alcoholic!)
"Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:aoa4j0l9g1pv2bc7iul9pnchb4v1cthmbp@4ax.com... > On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 17:44:03 GMT, " rosie" > <readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote: > > >ROTFLMAO! > > > >google yourself, and see how you took gails inventory, while > >scolding her for doing the same thing! > > You're the queen of that particular brand of behaviour here, so what > makes you think you're qualified to add any comment is quite beyond > me, even though your behaviour comes as no surprise. > > I wasn't scolding anyone for taking another's inventory, I was > commenting on both the hypocrisy and the apparent absence of truth > within that inventory. > > Unless, of course, Gail knows something about JB's activities that I > don't and so is referring to "privileged information". But that seems > unlikely. > > -- > Blue Moon Blue, as JB would put it, "Isn't that gossiping:? LOL! |
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Re: Day 5 - (Now OT)
"Gail" <sweetpawprints_920@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:10j4vrgos8iti36@corp.supernews.com... > > "Blue Moon" <mfoco@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:aoa4j0l9g1pv2bc7iul9pnchb4v1cthmbp@4ax.com... > > On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 17:44:03 GMT, " rosie" > > <readandpost@yahooORhotmail.com> wrote: > > > > >ROTFLMAO! > > > > > >google yourself, and see how you took gails inventory, while > > >scolding her for doing the same thing! > > > > You're the queen of that particular brand of behaviour here, so what > > makes you think you're qualified to add any comment is quite beyond > > me, even though your behaviour comes as no surprise. > > > > I wasn't scolding anyone for taking another's inventory, I was > > commenting on both the hypocrisy and the apparent absence of truth > > within that inventory. > > > > Unless, of course, Gail knows something about JB's activities that I > > don't and so is referring to "privileged information". But that seems > > unlikely. > > > > -- > > Blue Moon > > Blue, as JB would put it, "Isn't that gossiping:? LOL! > Gail, You know for sure that I have ever said such a thing ? Irrespective of whether or not you do, Blue's words do not fit any definition of the word "gossip" that I've come across: gossip (ÈgsIp) n. 1. casual and idle chat: to have a gossip with a friend. 2. a conversation involving malicious chatter or rumours about other people: a gossip about the neighbours. 3. Also called: gossipmonger. a person who habitually talks about others, esp. maliciously. 4. light easy communication: to write a letter full of gossip. (Source: Collins English Dictionary) JB |
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