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Dehanly38, welcome and glad you found us. Learning that I was Bipolar ended up being my solution to my longterm sobriety. You will end up grateful in the end. Finally after 10m years I can agrre that after 8 months it does get better. I don't want to go back. what do you mean when you say you feel LESS than others in AA? cONGRATULATIONS ON THE CHANGES YOU HAVE MADE FOR THE BETTERMENT OF YOUR LIFE. As far as quitting smoking, I did that too soon and relapsed on everything both times I tried. Iv'e been told it was an unwise idea by others in AA with personal experience and that I should wait until I was certain that my sobriety on the Alcohol etc. were on solid ground. Makes sense. If you do want to go ahead and do it now, nothing over 10 years has helped me more than Wellbutrin 300mg. After 2 months of taking it my desire/craving was down at least 95% and I just quit and quit without a fight. It was my blessing. Why live in misery? I haven't had a smoke for 4 months. Glad you're here. Love you, Jeff Davis " Don't you see what this means? We live by each other... for each other. Alone we can do so little, TOGETHER we can do SO MUCH! This is my message of HOPE and INSPIRATION to all mankind. "
--(Helen Keller [blind and deaf as a toddler to one of the first women college graduates from a demanding college.] with the loving help of her teacher.)
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