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Henbane
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12 Jan 2012, 10:17 am

Is it with your family? Can you share with them how you are feeling at the moment? Surely they can see that this could be a difficult time for you?



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12 Jan 2012, 10:24 am

Henbane wrote:
Is it with your family? Can you share with them how you are feeling at the moment? Surely they can see that this could be a difficult time for you?


It's with my sister and a few other people around our age.

I am positive they'll all just tell me to 'get out more'. Can't say they'd be entirely wrong, either.


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12 Jan 2012, 10:50 am

I hope it goes well for you Tea.

And yes, getting out more is probably a good idea. As well as chatting with your family about how you are feeling. If there's people you can lean on a bit, then make use of them. There's no shame in depending on people sometimes.



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12 Jan 2012, 1:34 pm

Wen you stop drinking, you start to miss that "lift" that it gave you. You miss the energy it can somtimes give you to do something. You feel like a completely different person and wonder why you ever wanted to stop the one thing that actually helped make a difference for you, even though it only made you feel better for a few hours at a time. I do understand that. It's very hard. It's really hard to see the point in anything when you don't enjoy it.

It takes time for that enjoyment to come back. Your mind has to adjust to a different feeling and learn to enjoy that. It takes some time.

Distraction is a huge help. Is there anything you can do, anywhere you can go? Even voluteer work somewhere would be good. Something to get your mind off it and maybe get some endorphins going?

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12 Jan 2012, 2:58 pm

One of the things I was going to do this week was find some volunteer work.


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31 Jan 2012, 7:00 pm

TeaEarlGreyHot wrote:
I'm a loser. Lost, with nothing to do. Nowhere to go. Barely a reason to exist.


So you feel like most of people on this planet , at least your decent enough to admit it :)


Get correctly medicated and who knows no more self medicating ?

Been their (almost) done that .


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