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Giving Up/Cutting Down Alcohol Thread part 18
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6/10 for today please cathybird2
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10/20 for me today please.What would you get if all you got was what you were thankful for?2
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9/20 please, Cathybird 🙂2
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chemteacher78CuppaTea 6/10Dark SundayDaywon 31dustydigger 24JezzedIt 7/25
lantanna 7/15
leftatthetrafficlights 12/24
maggiem 8/24
maman 8/10
marahouti 5/25oceandreamer 5/10PriceySOS 6/23RobM99 14/30
satchmo1 10/20
Season of Mist 16/31
Shrewbie 3/21sukeyboo 7/10
tiddles 9/20
Watty1 7/10
WBF 7/15
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5/10 today please @cathybird3
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Declaring early for today on 7/10 please cathybird2
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Another one declaring early at 16/31 thank you cathybird.3
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8/24 please for yesterday Monday.
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I haven't been here in ages. Might even be a couple of years! I started this year doing Dry January, and then it just progressed from there. And I haven't had a single drink all year.
I'm mixed about it. One day I feel on top of the world and that I will never drink again. Then I think, ooh, wouldn't one be nice?
I think ultimately I'm happier not drinking than when I was drinking and even though I was able to (semi)control it, I fear that if I start again, I will slip back into old habits and at the moment, it is just easier to not drink at all. I can't really "just have one" and I've accepted that about myself.
I feel more in control and like the freedom of being able to drive whenever I want, picking my daughters up from places, instead of longing for the time when I didn't have to drive, so that I could have that glass of wine that was waiting for me at home.Pink Sproglettes born 2008 and 2010
Mortgages (End 2017) - £180,235.03
(End 2021) - £131,215.25 DID IT!!!
(End 2022) - Target £116,213.815
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