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Getting Sober

This posts tell the story of how I got sober and began recovery from my alcohol addiction. It wasn't pretty and too much of this was just me alone fighting for my recovery. It's a story of days, weeks, months, and hopefully years of going sober for life. Click here to read the posts from the beginning - starting with Day ZERO.

Day 1 Sober: Declaring TOTAL WAR on Alcoholism

Posted by Sober Tony on May 25, 2016 3 Comments

Like every alcoholic, I've made failure into an art form. But each time, I find a new way to fail. This disease is patient - waiting until just the right moment to suggest a new approach to "control" my drinking problem. That's all it … [Read more...] about Day 1 Sober: Declaring TOTAL WAR on Alcoholism

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Day Zero: I’m going to bed sober (Addiction Prehab)

Posted by Sober Tony on May 24, 2016 1 Comment

I woke up drunk this morning. That was new for me and scary enough to get my attention, but after a few cups of coffee I was ready for rum shots. The rest of the day was something of a typical high functioning blackout. I'm definitely … [Read more...] about Day Zero: I’m going to bed sober (Addiction Prehab)

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38 Days Sober – Do I really have to be honest about my alcohol addiction?

Posted by Sober Tony on March 24, 2016 1 Comment

I'm living a lie. Actually, I've been living multiple lies for a long time. I think they'd call it compartmentalization and the definition really fits my struggles with alcoholism. I can't handle the truth about myself, so I pretend like … [Read more...] about 38 Days Sober – Do I really have to be honest about my alcohol addiction?

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