transfer addictions
can you tell us more: have you been to AA? or is this addiction new?
Jackie
once upon a time I had a group to talk about Binge Eating Disorder, and later one about Clean Eating.
PM me if you are interested in either of these.
size 8, life is great
I suggest you attend some AA meetings and find a sponsor to help you learn about the 12 steps. You can find meetings using the website www.aa.org
You can also read about AA at that website, including the Big Book, "Alcoholics Anonymous."
Feel free to PM me anytime.
Trish
Albert Schweitzer
Hi I can identify with what you are going through. Two months after my surgery(5/2002) I started to drink and eventually use almost any drug to change my feelings. Men and shopping are also part of it.
I tried to stop on my own by promising only on the weekends or only buying a certain amount and saying thats all I'll drink. Of course, I did wind up drinking on the weekdays and once I ran out I went to buy more, which was even worse because now I was driving while under the influence.
What I found helped me was finding out information about recovery. The best place I went to was my local addiction treatment center. I had to be honest , willing and open to suggestions.
Also , Naltrexone, is what the 28 day rehab started me on. Its to help with alcohol cravings. But remember it's not a magic pill I did relapse while on it.
And meetings are the foundation of my recovery, AA and NA (Narcotics Anonymous)
I'll be here for ya