Right now im in Paso robles in san luis obispo county. you dont need to go out of your way though bud.
absolutely. i should mention, that once that withdrawl urge went away for me (at about 1 year) the urge to feel the way i did did not go away. i ended up getting pretty bad anxiety, and over time, it went away. but it was a battle. then 10 years ago, i started getting panic attacks out of the blue. talked to a new doctor, started using paxil, and i've been on it ever since. with no more anxiety or panic attacks. so theres always a battle to be fought, and with anxiety, i don't feel bad about battling it with meds. they really helped me during that 1st year as well. take care brother, big nut
That seems so far for me. I can only think in the now at this point. But im very excited for the day when i actually forget that i want to use. Thanks for sharing bro.
i feel great as far as the addiction goes. i lost that feeling of "needing" to drink after a year of sobriety, albeit a tough year. early in my sobriety there wasn't a day (or hour!) that went by that i didn't think about being sober and working hard to stay that way. now, that has changed, where sometimes i actually forget to thank the good Lord for it at the end of the day. before, i was begging and pleading to remove that urge, and get thru the day without drinking. But over time, you get used to not needing it anymore.
thank bro. Its intresting to see how many forms this disease can take but at the same time have so many simularities. How do you feel being away from it so long?
kratos, i'm following your opiate addiction thread right now. like i said in my posts, i didn't go thru opiate addiction, but i'm an alcoholic. been sober for 17 yrs now. if u EVER need to talk to someone, let me know. stay strong brother! big nut
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