I am Maggie and I am a Alcoholic

Peace&Love,

maggie

I'm here if you'd like to talk! You can PM me anytime! Your friend, Chris

It took courage to say that, didn't it?

Do you want to stop drinking?

Respectfully,

Jim

I use to go to AA, but not anymore.

I have changeed my name autumn.

Peace&Love,

autumn

As a alcoholic myself, I can remember what seemed like good times when I was drunk, but I can remember even more times I have enjoyed myself sober, and the simple fact that I can remember this morning what it was I did last night..

As a recovering alcoholic/addict, I had to come to terms with my fear of life without booze and drugs.

I knew I could stop for a few hours or even a day or more, but I COULD NOT IMAGINE living for keeps without booze and drugs!

However, thanks to you, Carmen, and others who have experienced the joy and promise of a sober life, I came to believe that I too could live that sober life.

As YOU said, Autumn, at first I both DID and DIDN'T want to quit; but people like Carmen, and now hundreds of other people in my life, assured me that they have done it and that I can do it too. They promised me a better life, and they offered themselves and their own lives as example--proof that there is a better way to live--proof that I don't have to live anymore in the pain of my addiction.

I ask you again, Autumn, "Do you want to quit? Are you willing to go to any lengths to escape the pain of your addiction?"

With greatest respect,

Jim