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How I finally quit drinking. Why this time is different.

Posted by Sober Tony on February 28, 2017 1 Comment

I'm trying to find the balance between being positive and putting a jinx on my recovery. I'm ready to celebrate this new life of freedom. I'm writing this post on day 14 sober again, that's just 2 weeks without drinking. Sure it is a … [Read more...] about How I finally quit drinking. Why this time is different.

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Why are my alcohol withdrawal symptoms so mild?

Posted by Sober Tony on February 23, 2017 5 Comments

I've been looking for some answers tonight because my alcohol detox didn't have all the nasty side effects I've heard about. Full blown alcohol withdrawal syndrome can be a life threatening event. If you are going sober for the first … [Read more...] about Why are my alcohol withdrawal symptoms so mild?

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How can I help my husband quit drinking? Some tips for dealing with an alcoholic spouse.

Posted by Sober Tony on February 21, 2017 1 Comment

This is the question so many women ask when they discovered they are married to an alcoholic man. It's a painful situation, full of self blame and feeling of powerless. I'm the husband. I lived through this situation firsthand, when … [Read more...] about How can I help my husband quit drinking? Some tips for dealing with an alcoholic spouse.

Filed Under: Children and Family of Alcoholics, Getting Sober

Share your recovery story. We need to do this together.

Posted by Sober Tony on February 20, 2017 5 Comments

This blog feels a little lonely when I do all the talking. I'd love to hear about your struggles with addiction. Maybe you've never shared your story before, maybe you're still hiding the drinking problem. That's ok. Just leave a … [Read more...] about Share your recovery story. We need to do this together.

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How do I know when I’ve hit “rock bottom?”

Posted by Sober Tony on February 3, 2017 4 Comments

I can't stop reading her text message: "Go ahead, move down there and die in the slums with your whore's babies. My children will call someone else daddy. They deserve better." After 20 years, she may actually be finished with me. The … [Read more...] about How do I know when I’ve hit “rock bottom?”

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