brilliant plan was to lighten up for maybe a month, get my health
back, a decent job, maybe even shoot the lock off my wallet for a
haircut.
Pretty soon I got so tired of listening to other people tell my story,
that it finally got thru my soggy brain, or what was left of it, that
my problem was simple: "I'm a common drunk". You can't believe what a
load off my mind that was. I even stopped drinking. Good luck: Bob H.
On Feb 10, 8:46 pm, efed29 <efe...@gmail.com> wrote:.
> Hi all! My name is Erica and I am wondering if I was an alcoholic.
> My father committed suicide in 2001 and for four years I drank
> everyday. I wasn't one of those people who had to have a drink. I
> just needed an escape from my pain. My problem was that once I had
> one drink, I could not stop until I was blacked out or passed out.
> Sometimes even a blackout wouldn't get me to stop. I had horrible
> fights with loved ones and bar tenders over cutting me off. I used to
> drive drunk on a regular basis, but I was never in an accident.
> The reason I am writing in the past sense is because I had a turning
> point in my life on Memorial Day 2006. I had a seven month old son
> who saved my life. That night I tried to stay away from the alcohol
> at my brothers party, but when the sun started to set and the bonfire
> was blazing, I had a drink. That was it. It's almost like I lose
> control. I can't make myself stop. Anyway, that night I decided that
> I needed more cigarettes so I stole my brothers truck while he was
> asleep. I don't know where I went, how I got there, or how I got back
> to my brother's house. I am not familiar with the area. As I started
> to sober up I realized what could have happened to me and that my son
> wouldn't have a mother. That was the day I turned my life around and
> have not had even a sip for almost three years. I can't even have
> NyQuil without wanting to throw up. The smell of any alcohol makes me
> sick now.
> So, you be the judge. Am I an alcoholic, binge drinker, or poser? Is
> there a name for the type of alcoholism my family and I believe that I
> suffer from?
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