120 Days Clean!

[kyle505]

This must be the day to celebrate 120 day-ers. As I've written in my previous posts, I can never express my gratitude to those on this forum who helped and guided me during my days in hell. Then the support and encouragement during the days of learning to adjust (no sleep for quite a while) and live again; discovering the natural high that comes with everyday living. Life is wonderful without pills; I didn't think it possible, but it is the truth.
I continue to be amazed at the number of people who are beginning their struggle, and the courage and determination that they show. This is the place to be if you really want to stop.
Thank you, thank you.

[vicki595]

Very happy for you Kyle!

You sound great!

xo

[phiaNorcoqueen]

hey it is so good to hear you still so very optimistic..  you helped me so much when i was going through the hell..  And you are just 10 days ahead of me..  But i want to tell you i am so proud of you Kyle..  You are an amazing person and are doing so good..  Well done my friend and congrats

Sophia   BIG SMILES

[littlebit667]

Awsome!  Hard work and well worth it!  Pat yourself on the back.  Wish I could give you a hug..you so deserve it.  You have helped me and so many and I appreciate it so much.  Thanks!

[NorthEast213]

Kyle awesome job man!  You are an inspiration to alot of us..  You've got 30 days and change ahead of me.....  Stay ahead of me brother!

All the best

Sean

[atthebeach]

hey kyle,
i am so happy for you and so very proud of you. you are doing great.
congratulations!!!!!  the chains and bondage of addiction are broken.
keep on rocking in the free world.
continued blessings and happiness,
debbie

[kyle505]

Thanks again to all...
selfinduced - My attitude was something that I never really considered; it just happened because the longer I was clean, the better I felt (good days or bad days). After years of abusing and being a slave to pills, it was so much easier to not use, and the happiness followed. I believe that most of us have that within us; getting out from under the haze of meds is the first step.

[minn66]

Congratulations kyle! I really enjoy reading posts like yours. You show people that yes, it can be done. I am so glad for you! :)

[Rodbird]

THanks I appreciate the feedback. Continued Success.

[selfinduced]

YAY Kyle! You had the best attitude of anyone I have seen on this site. I am sure this is what kept you fighting......and now WINNING! Very proud of your courage, dedication and all the support you gave others even in the thick of your own journey.Way to go!

[kyle505]

Thanks...I started sleeping OK at about 3 weeks, BUT, the longer I was clean, the easier it was for me to deal with the lack of sleep. As I'd posted before, my eyes stung but I was proud of myself and still enjoyed life. Once I adopted that attitude, sleep got easier. And the folks on this forum help with that too. Now I can sleep 8 or 9 hours without a problem.
Hang in there; it gets better and better.

[kyle505]

It's good to hear from you. You always seem to pop up at the right time; you did the same when I first started adjusting to my clean life, and your encouraging words have been welcomed. Thank you so much. We'll keep in touch.

[Rodbird]

Congradulations Kyle,

That is Awesome!!!!! How are you sleeping these day:) I assume much better. How long before you regained a regular sleep patter. Thanks for coming back and sharing your story of success many inculding myself will draw from your story!  May God richly bless your continued road on the sobriety road! Look forward to your feedback on the couple of questions I am seeking from a person who has walked the road Im beginning to walk.