Kasey
Sober sinceHell. I was alive but not living. Never took care of myself. I cared about nothing except not being sober. I wouldn't care if I woke up the next day. I'd go to sleep early morning and would...
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Hell. I was alive but not living. Never took care of myself. I cared about nothing except not being sober. I wouldn't care if I woke up the next day. I'd go to sleep early morning and would...
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Just the thought of getting sober was so scary to me. I've been an addict for as long as I could remember. Drugs is all I really knew and was comfortable with. But I was at the point in my l...
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Terrible! My family left which turned into binge drinking and sold whatever had any value, just to keep drinking and trying to fill that huge piece missing in me (my family). There has been...
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My life was unraveling, loosing my family, my dignity and almost my life.
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I was miserable. I was always in a state of chaos. Whether it be emotional, mental or physical chaos. I had moments of happiness, but was never really happy. I always wanted to escape from m...
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Pure hell. I hated myself, I hated my relationship, and I hated my life.
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I lost myself. My emotions were so intense when I drank. It always felt like the world was smushing me. I drank to feel nothing but ended up feeling everything to the extreme. I just stopped...
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I drank, I blacked out and then would do it again the next day. I started drinking in my early teens and did not stop until my sobriety date. Why? Because I thought I was a normal drinker. D...
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I thought I was going crazy, and I checked myself in to a clinic.
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When I wàs using I put everything to the side I hurt everyone around me. Nothing mattered to me but getting high and drunk.
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It was horrible because I lost myself to addiction and I was the last one to realize it.
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