The thought of quitting has run in your mind for a while now
I mean, months nowβ¦years even!!!
But the spirit that has to bar you from using again, seems to be sleeping
At least, this is what you keep telling yourself, right?
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Last year, you swore to yourself that by the first day of January
You shall have quit⦠(hhhhmmmmmmmmmm)
But we are heading into May and the cravings havenβt stopped as equally as their reinforcements!!!
Hereβs some good news, though
And itβs more of a small push to you thatβs struggling with this
Itβs not late to see through your intentions and plans of living a clean and sober life.
You need to first of all, accept that you have a problem
Then, make a commitment to yourself, most especially, that you will emerge victor over your addiction
The power lies within your hands to make it all happen.
Take your journey, a step at a time
It wonβt be easy or difficult at all.
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If you feel you need external assistance in this fight, please do ask for it.
And in case, youβre derailed, for a day, with use of the drug, its still okay.
Donβt lose hope or curse yourself
Iβll be right here to hold your hand to see you through
Iβll be glad to see you one day exclaiming that , β2017 is the year I quitββ¦.
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I love this so much! I think the best thing any recovering addict can do is offer to help those who are just beginning their journey to recovery.
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I’m so proud of you for being able to quit like that. I think it’s so amazing that you’re offering to help others who are on that journey, as well.
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So many people simply underestimate how difficult it is for alcoholics to give up drinking. I have been fortunate to never have that problem but have known some that have. It is painful to watch them go through this and they need all the help and support they can get. It is worth it though when they succeed.
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I am lucky enough to not have any addictive issues, but I have known people who do. And the most difficult thing for many is taking the first step toward quitting, starting with admitting they have a problem.
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Being able to quit takes true strength. Staying sober does too. It is important to stay focused and reach for help when needed.
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I have a friend who is sober, and it is a daily choice. Thanks for sharing!
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Quitting a bad habit can be done, but with much difficulty. I guess if one is determined to quit, then it can be done. What is important is accepting the fact that he/she has an addiction and that they need the help and support of family and friends.
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Congratulations on quitting! A lot of people do find it hard to quit alcohol, too. It’s nice to know that you were able to overcome it.
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In quitting a bad habit, sustaining it until you are free of the addiction is quite of a challenge. That is were the love and support of family members will come into play.
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This is a great poem about making it through addiction — of any kind. Congrats to you on quitting and thriving. May you be an example!
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Great initiative. Your making the world better one step at a time. Help others too with the same problem.
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Sobriety is indeed a choice. True strength and will power lies within, you just have to pull through.
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It’s never an easy journey and having the strength to finally quit an addiction but to those who did and overcame it, I am so proud of you and hope you continue doing a wonderful job.
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It’s glad to hear that you struggle addictive issues, i do have trouble too about some bad habit. It’s really hard for quitting the addiction. Congrats
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Indeed it will take a lot of courage and time to be able to recover. This is such a good read that many would definitely would be inspired reading this.
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