Yea I'm not gunna lie 60 hours a week around it seeing it being handed off as asprin is hard as Hell. I am 11 days with no pain killers and starting to feel a Lil better now thanks for the advice and I think I might start looking but I know where ever we go there will always be the 1 person we work with that will tempt us. Thank you all
Yea I'm not gunna lie 60 hours a week around it seeing it being handed off as asprin is hard as Hell. I am 11 days with no pain killers and starting to feel a Lil better now thanks for the advice and I think I might start looking but I know where ever we go there will always be the 1 person we work with that will tempt us. Thank you all
Look for another job and change your friends... You need away and thats way too much temptation than I could handle... prayin for ya....
gnarly hit the nail on the head . . . People, Places and Things take us "back out" time after time after time.
"being strong" is no plan for recovery, it's a plan for eventual relapse. i am human. therefore i can't be strong 100% of the time. sooner or later i will have a bad day, or just a bad moment, and it will feel like using is an acceptable (even good) idea . . . and when i use that one time, i'm off to the races again and all bets are off. i will have reactivated my addiction and the disease will then control my life.
imagine a baseball or basketball game in which the only action is you swinging at pitches or throwing free-throws. the game has two rules: One -that you have keep swinging, or shooting. everyday, all day, there you are swinging or shooting, swinging or shooting, day after day after day; Two - when you miss you lose and the game is over and a flip of a coin decides if you get to try again.
such a game would be no fun, would not be fair, and no one would agree to play . . . but that's exactly the game i played when i counted on strength as my recovery plan.
instead of strength, recovery requires surrender. just google the words
and you'll see what i'm talking about.
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you need to chach all persons places and things that remind you of using I gave up a 80k job because I thought I would relapse you got nothing without your sobriety good luck and God bless.......Gnarly