I used to gamble daily and quit after decades to do just the lottery once a fortnight. However with daily drinking I couldn't cut down so stopped altogether with some help. The doctor told me to wean off on 100 ml of spirits a day to stop the withdrawals (which were nasty). This was the only medical advice I chose to go against and I got away with it on a few librium pills over the first night. Next day I felt functional. I had a bottle of Southern Comfort in the cupboard I could wean off with and I binned it today - 2 weeks off. I feel I've made progress, eating well, crapping properly, sleeping well and without temptation. Thanks for the video Sir, it's inspiring.
Watching this video was a profound moment for me. It's as if you're speaking directly to my soul. I'm currently also on day 5 of my journey towards sobriety, and your words have given me the strength to push through the toughest moments. Your story isn't just inspiring; it's a lifeline for people like me. Thank you for sharing your struggle and victory - it's a beacon of hope in my own battle against addiction.
Day 4 for me now I've been/am a functioning dependant and although losing my cousin to a related cancer rather than doing the "normal" thing I hit this dammed stuff even harder over the last 12 months but after seeing a previous vlog of yours about the day of an alcoholic I was forced to face where I was ultimately heading. Thanks from a new sib.
Excellent way of talking, getting to the point and relating to the average person. I stopped alcohol for seven years, then drank odd during. A year ago I stopped again and have benefited. My problem is suffering fibromyalgia and over the years more pain killers from doctors, co-codomol - gabapentin - nefopam. Doctor advised reducing and I have halved in a year. I want to give them all up.
Thank you so much for your encouragement. I feel blessed whenever you upload videos. I pray we could meet. I'm living in Singapore. I will find a way. You are my idol.
From my research some people go into a protracted withdrawal whereby symptoms can last for months. Did you find that with your withdrawal after the 5 days that you mentioned?
I did , I suffered with PAWS and some symptoms kept returning months after . But with clean diet , exercise etc I fully recovered . But everyone is different, depending on amounts used, length of time addicted , type of opiate etc
I used to gamble daily and quit after decades to do just the lottery once a fortnight. However with daily drinking I couldn't cut down so stopped altogether with some help. The doctor told me to wean off on 100 ml of spirits a day to stop the withdrawals (which were nasty). This was the only medical advice I chose to go against and I got away with it on a few librium pills over the first night. Next day I felt functional. I had a bottle of Southern Comfort in the cupboard I could wean off with and I binned it today - 2 weeks off. I feel I've made progress, eating well, crapping properly, sleeping well and without temptation. Thanks for the video Sir, it's inspiring.
Watching this video was a profound moment for me. It's as if you're speaking directly to my soul. I'm currently also on day 5 of my journey towards sobriety, and your words have given me the strength to push through the toughest moments. Your story isn't just inspiring; it's a lifeline for people like me. Thank you for sharing your struggle and victory - it's a beacon of hope in my own battle against addiction.
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Day 4 for me now I've been/am a functioning dependant and although losing my cousin to a related cancer rather than doing the "normal" thing I hit this dammed stuff even harder over the last 12 months but after seeing a previous vlog of yours about the day of an alcoholic I was forced to face where I was ultimately heading. Thanks from a new sib.
Happy new year thanks for the video tim
Thank you for this brother Tim and HNY❤
So inspiriering Tim, Love your shows.
Happy new year my friend!🎉
Take care and continue your essential crusade!😊
Excellent way of talking, getting to the point and relating to the average person. I stopped alcohol for seven years, then drank odd during. A year ago I stopped again and have benefited. My problem is suffering fibromyalgia and over the years more pain killers from doctors, co-codomol - gabapentin - nefopam. Doctor advised reducing and I have halved in a year. I want to give them all up.
HI Tim 💕
Thank you so much for your encouragement. I feel blessed whenever you upload videos. I pray we could meet. I'm living in Singapore. I will find a way. You are my idol.
Day 4 for me.
From my research some people go into a protracted withdrawal whereby symptoms can last for months. Did you find that with your withdrawal after the 5 days that you mentioned?
I did , I suffered with PAWS and some symptoms kept returning months after . But with clean diet , exercise etc I fully recovered . But everyone is different, depending on amounts used, length of time addicted , type of opiate etc
Alcohol is way over-rated. Quitting alcohol is very helpful for many reasons. Give it a try and you may like it, a whole lot.