Hi sunny yes you can do this but you do need plans and strategies to get you through the tough bits, I like many on here can probably identify with many parts of your life, for me it was work, kids dh's long term health condition. I felt I was juggling everything but along the way had lost myself and to a certain extent was not present in my own life I was on auto pilot and when DH mum suddenly died that was a massive trigger for me.
I tried to moderate my drinking but couldn't so for now I'm saying no alcohol at all the reason I say for now is I take each day, day by day and reward myself in different ways. I have taken to eating lots of choc, herbal tea and alcohol free beer and wine. Apart from the choc I never would have dreamt of drinking herbal tea and af beer but I now look forward to it.
For me I was treated or am being treated for depression and anxiety I underwent counselling and assumed my alcohol problem would disappear well it didn't, so I joined this thread and it has been best support I could imagine, I'm 9 days sober today and for me that is huge and on the school holidays!!
I have Jason Vales book which is fab I know my trigger points and have adjusted things to cope. If you read these threads you will find lots of ways to modify your behaviour and cope with this massive challenge.
You can do this but take it easy on yourself we all slip up but you pick yourself up and start again. Good luck it's an amazing feeling to wake up sober without the guilt and anxiety . I would say though at the moment I often wake feeling tired and with a headache but that seems to be the norm. Stay in touch and let us know how you go.