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Sick and Tired
Posted On 02/13/2009 19:48:20 by peekachewa

Going to the doctor on Tuesday I haven’t been eating or sleeping, crying all day, lost 15 pounds in a week ... with the divorce and sobriety I’m just sick. I miss my married life so much. Sorry for the pitty party. I haven't even been to meeting just sitting home friend come over and I really just want them gone. Feeling like s**t really. Stop working on my four steps, it makes me more depressed. I don’t want to talk to anyone. I know there are others that are worse off than me. Hoping that the doctor would just put me out of my misery like a wounded animal. Done all of healing classes, self help, it's all a bunch of Bull sh*t but  blah blah blah once again. knowing time will heal and god, I say Bull Sh*t.  Death seems to be the only way out of this hurt!!!! I know it is because of Depression, and I know things will get better. But that’s all Bull sh*t it. I have no desire to do get high, depression is my high now, bull sh*t God help ME. I ask everyone to say a pray for me. Help



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From: Kariemac
02/14/2009 22:25:51

Hey
I have nothing to say that has not been said down below but just wanted you to know I was there and now I am not and you will be in a different place if you choose to move through the pain and do the next right thing for your sobriety.
Prayers,
Karie



From: txcupcake33
02/14/2009 20:02:54

Your in my prayers. Please don't give in to the disease. Get to a meeting more than one a day if needed, talk to your sponsor & others in recovery. Isolation is a place we have all been at some point but you will get through it. Remember: "one day at a time" and "let go let god."

Your in my thoughts and prayers!

Jennifer


   



From: Nia
02/14/2009 08:53:26

Yup, wounded animal is an apt description- I went through divorce early on in

sobriety too- when I got sick and tired of the pain, I gave it up- started picking up

the phone,asking people in the fellowship to hang out, meet me at a meeting,

have coffee...I started to take suggestions like working the steps with my sponsor,

joining a group and gettting active ... did a lot of praying and got off my 'poor me' seat...

YOU CAN DO THIS!     Nia



From: Godluvsall
02/14/2009 08:25:42

Hmmm, this sounds just like me 3 years, 9 months, 17 days ago.  Getting a divorce after 16 years, just moved to a town with no friends, support, nothing, now just add the rest of your blog and that was ME.

BUT, I did stick it out, and I will say that as of today. I'm happier than I have ever been.  I'm even engaged and I thought I'd never trust another man again in my life.

It's worth the fight.
Miracles do happen.  Just take your stand, fight for your life and watch the miracles happen.
I'm here if you need anything. 

Tina



From: flowerchildofjc
02/14/2009 00:00:38

Hey hun, I been praying for you and will continue to do so. You are loved! I know how hard it can be, and how it is to want to isolate, I still wanna say please go to a meeting. It couldn't hurt and it might help. I was severly depressed for MONTHS in sobriety, and I dragged my ass to meetings whether I felt like it or not. Please don't let your disease and depression win. I love you and big bear hugs for you sweetie.
God Bless,
Jessie



From: TamG
02/13/2009 21:27:50

My heart go out to you sweetheart. I am praying for you and thinking of you.

Now the tough love....

1. Isolation is our first defense as addicts, alcoholics...etc. Problem with that is it MAKES THE PROBLEMS BIGGER through our constant focus on them.

2. Do the next indicated thing. Hmmmmm a meeting? Sure it sucks to get there but once there your focus is shifted. Your body and mind will thank you. Not to mention the people at the meeting who may NEED to hear where you are at right now because they are there too and need to know they are not alone.

3. This too WILL pass. Has to. Thats a fact of life, a fact of physiology, a fact of science... I could go on. Nothing can stay the same it is an ever-changing life we live.

4. I love you as my friend in recovery and I need you.


Contact me or someone else on the board if you change your mind and want to talk.

HUGS, Tammy



From: DennisS
02/13/2009 21:14:58

You got mine...
Hugs,
Dennis





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