Sobriety, V2.

[byates1]

2 years today boys. Another lap around the sun. Best thing I ever did. Shout out to WRG, dude has been super solid!

FKNA.

[TWINS]

Congratulations 👏
Thats a huge accomplishment.
And I agree about WRG setting the bar high on the forum.
He was one of the first people I seen post here about his addiction and AF journey.
Shout out to Splat who always asked me why I drank so much alcohol.
He was right ✅

[TBS]

Strong work, both of you.

[SumJongGuy]

2 years today boys. Another lap around the sun. Best thing I ever did. Shout out to WRG, dude has been super solid!

FKNA.

Legit stoke! Well done..

[Woodsy]

Nice work Twins, good luck

[TWINS]

Nice work Twins, good luck

Thankyou ❤️
I'm just blown away how awesome life is without alcohol in it.
My addiction had me believing I needed to drink to have fun.
It invaded every aspect of my life.
I now show others
" by example "
that its a big lie that we need to poison ourselves to have fun.
I have more fun and am more reachable now then when I was intoxicated.
Our perception of what alcohol does for us is needs to change.
Just like cigarettes.
I spent my first season skiing AF this year.
Last time that happened was 1980.
Talk about being free!
FUCK!!!! 😂😂😂😂
No more stress trying to get fucked up before I even stepped into my skis.
That was my addiction at work.
Again THANKYOU Woodsy.

[Foggy_Goggles]

Kick ass ya'll. Like Woodys, I'm liking my life as a light drinker. Be honest with yourselves and do what works for you.

[SumJongGuy]

I had reached the point where alcohol was most definitely interfering with my fun activates, including skiing. Finding myself too drunk to ski/play drums/golf/etc.. when I really didn't want to be too drunk to perform at a high level.... That was the first clue that it was getting out of hand.

Yet I definitely wondered if I'd still enjoy stuff like that sober because I'd been rolling buzzed for decades..

[detrusor]

Congrats to you all!

It’s amazing how insidious it is. When I quit I realized pretty quick every aspect of life involved booze and drugs or both.

[ötzi]

Sorry for jumping in this thread with this but I need some help for my brother. He's in a bad place. He's been on radio silence for quite a while but finally texted me this morning that he needs help bad. Sounds like a really bad scene, shit and piss and who the fuck knows. I'm sure he was hammered when he texted me and probably won't even remember texting me. I need to get him in somewhere medical pronto This is in Mass. Anybody got any ideas or knowledge for me?

[SumJongGuy]

Sorry for jumping in this thread with this but I need some help for my brother. He's in a bad place. He's been on radio silence for quite a while but finally texted me this morning that he needs help bad. Sounds like a really bad scene, shit and piss and who the fuck knows. I'm sure he was hammered when he texted me and probably won't even remember texting me. I need to get him in somewhere medical pronto This is in Mass. Anybody got any ideas or knowledge for me?

Hospitals can usually refer a detox/mental crisis center that starts that process. They are usually either in the hospital or very close by. Don't worry about health insurance stuff. They'll take him regardless of that situation,

[ötzi]

He had prostate cancer a few years ago, it may have come back, that may explain some of it, but he's been a heavy drinker all his life and lost his job a couple years ago and he's basically just been drinking since. Not sure what's what with him but I gotta do something pronto.

[Meadow Skipper]

I searched on massachusetts alcoholic assistance and saw a number of places you could call that seemed like they might have good advice for you.

All I got, but having lost a brother to alcohol & drugs, I wish for the best outcome for you and your brother.

[ötzi]

Thanks man.

[Self Jupiter]

Asking around if anyone I know has any experience with any of them here in MA, I’ll post any responses here.

Good luck. Also wishing you and your brother the best.