HOW TO PREVENT A RELAPSE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2024
- I talk candidly about my near death experiences because of ALCOHOL ADDICTION & The Dangers of Relapsing #recovery #alcoholfree #addictionsupport #sobercurious #sober
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Thank you once again for your open and honest account. You've got so much strength of character, and you're inspiring so many. I'm up early on a Saturday morning. Dont want to waste the day. (Would of if i had been drinking alcohol) This feeling of waking up with no hangover is amazing! Sun is shining in Belfast!😎 I'm away at 10 am to meet a group of people I've never met before to go on a 2 hour bike ride. 😅 Trying to change my routine and meet new people without the focus on alcohol. Anyway, wish me luck. 😂 Have a lovely weekend Steve. Catch up soon. X❤
Good Morning Rachel thank you for your as always very positive comments and outlook I’m sure a lot of people will be inspired by what you are doing too. You really have taken control of your life & I can tell that you, are really enjoying this different way of life … it’s amazing..have a wonderful weekend…see you soon on here ❤️
Thanks for your insight Steven i am just so glad i stopped before i needed medical intervention . Its the best thing i quit made such a difference to my health and mentality.
Yes it’s a very dangerous drug well done for ditching it …please subscribe and engage on the channel if you wish, we all have a common interest on here 👍
I keep having nightmares of being drunk and I even feel the hangover but when I wake I am relieved to know it was not real and my sobriety is still intact...Keep up the good work steven.
Thanks…hi I used to have terribly vivid drinking dreams ..quite frightening at times …got to push through…keep at it ..thanks for your support & subscribing 👍
Same, I've had this nightmare
@@jpc443 it’s dreadful…so hard to stay off for life …every time i relapsed it was worse
@@jpc443 I hope we can help on here it’s a great group of people we are getting on here and I aim to make it as informative as possible..we all have different stories etc to share 👍
Hi Steven. First off thank you for ur story. It was very honest and what u went through must of been awful. So glad to see you made it through and doing well now. I have been on a road to recovery the past year and a half and there have sadly been many relapses along the way. Within 24 hours everything goes downhill for me when i pick up a drink. I am using the past knowledge of the relapses and what led to them to try and prevent them happening again. As well as: recovery meetings, regular excercise, healthy diet, work and studying. It can be alot sometimes but overall it is worth it and i look forward to watching more of ur videos and speaking soon. All the best.
Hi thanks so much for your support and comments….i like you had many relapses the worst in 2014 after I had been sober 8 years …by 2019 I was seriously ill …and my consultant said “ one more drink you will be dead in 6 months “…like you 1 drink then a day later back to square 1 …
Well done on a year & half that’s brilliant …keep it up …speak again soon 👍
I often wish I’d kept a warts and all video log type thing of the truth of being an alcoholic going through alcohol poisoning. 48 hours of puking bile 2-3 times an hour, ruptured larynx (twice) causing blood to be puked down my nose and mouth, covering the bathroom sink and mirror. You’d think that would scare the life out of anyone. It did, but it didn’t stop me drinking. So it happened again, unable to move out of my bed I filled Tesco bags with buckets of vomit bile and blood, eventually having to shit in the same bags from my bed. I was poisoned. Then somehow I ‘found my dose’ and could enjoy the Whisky without getting ill. A genuine functioning alcoholic.
I still am. Even if I’m not drinking.
True stories, I can’t say whether or not these ‘episodes’ will be repeated.
More truth about the most mocked disease.
Hi What a story so grateful for your input, it’s a terrible poison toxic to the core sorry you were so affected as was I ..horrendous disease I ended up 2019 -2021 many months in hospital including ICU & Resus scary serious stuff. I am so pleased you have shared this on here as I am trying to prevent others from going down the same road as I did and obviously you have too, THE POWER OF ADDICTION has boundaries I Wouk be grateful if you would contribute whatever you can in more comments it’s a story of pain and frightening circumstances..thank you again and I hope we speak again soon I have just earlier recorded a video on the transition from heavy drinking to Alcoholic 👍
God is a strong tower in all situations.
Thank you 🙏 I hope you are finding the channels useful, please subscribe and help this alcohol free community grow ..👍
I quit in December 2019 at 48 I do think if you can quit before 50 it’s a big plus going forward in your life , I drunk because of social anxiety I could drink casually at home but when I went out id binge and black out I knew I had to stop, well done on quitting just think of all the hassle you are avoiding being sober and healthy!
Thanks for your comment I was back and forwards with it I gave up for 8 years in the early 2000’ s but started drinking again when I met a new partner…back to a total mess …relapsing is the killer ..please subscribe if you care to I have mountains of material to publish I want to help people quit this terrible legal drug 👍
I often wish I’d kept a warts and all video log type thing of the truth of being an alcoholic going through alcohol poisoning. 48 hours of puking bile 2-3 times an hour, ruptured larynx (twice) causing blood to be puked down my nose and mouth, covering the bathroom sink and mirror. You’d think that would scare the life out of anyone. It did, but it didn’t stop me drinking. So it happened again, unable to move out of my bed I filled Tesco bags with buckets of vomit bile and blood, eventually having to shit in the same bags from my bed. I was poisoned. Then somehow I ‘found my dose’ and could enjoy the Whisky without getting ill. A genuine functioning alcoholic.
I still am. Even if I’m not drinking.
True stories, I can’t say whether or not these ‘episodes’ will be repeated.
More truth about the most mocked disease.
Hi I sent a reply above .. so pleased you have shared this story please subscribe and keep in touch 👍