Hello all, and so lovely to see you back on here redmoomin - I assume that you are back at work now and we can look forwared to chatting with you during the day?
noteven soounds like getting some real life support would be a good thing. Will you e going to a doctor who already knows you, and who you trust? Before you go, can you write down some of the things that would help you - it will help you to keep focussed if your doc does not immediately offer you what you want. Is there anyone else around who can give you support? For example, if you cannot get to an AA meeting during the day, could your aunt, or someone else babysit so that you could get to evening meetings? You sound much more certain this morning about your need to choose not to drink, and fwiw I think that is really important - you can have all kinds of external help, but the thing that makes the difference is that little tiny bit inside you that knows that you have to choose to change.
I know that others on here might disagree, but at the moment while you are getting through this particular phase, please do not reject anything out of hand - you will have plenty of time over the next months and years to decide ultimately what keeps you sober, but at the moment starting off is your priority.
JWN - you poor thing. I was woken in the night (again) by dp who has a dreadful cough. I'm sending him off to the docs today. I am so glad when I read these posts though, that despite my monor irritation at being woken - he is not a little baby, so unlike wasindie I don't actually have to get up, I can just make soothing noises, and go back to sleep. The really good thing though is despite having a disturbed night (restless sleep, dp coughing, wild dreams) when i did wake up at various points I was not feeling all the crap that comes with drinking, yes woozy, yes furry mouthed, yes weary boned, but as someone said in an earlier post - that is just because I am tired, not tired and drunk.
Have a good day everyone, eat lovely healthy nutritious things, drink fresh juicy things, try to get a wee breathe of fresh air.