alcohol withdrawls
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Do withdrawals get worse every time u try to stop???
1 like, 49 replies
Posted , 17 users are following.
Do withdrawals get worse every time u try to stop???
1 like, 49 replies
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james71804
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Never again!!!
pmcg21 james71804
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vixxxen222 james71804
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withdrawls are never pleasant , but to answer your question, my withdrawls were definately worse !
i cant explain why, but i remember stopping drinking in the past and i didnt shake and sweat and puke like i did the very last time i quit, but i am guessing it is because this last time, I was on er quite heavely, for over a week,
Alcohol is such poison to my veins now, it will never again be a merry little drink like the good ol days...
james71804
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vixxxen222 james71804
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james71804
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vixxxen222 james71804
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and thought , how the hell did i waste all my days drinking like that and THAT MUCH!! im baffled at how I even functioned properly, well in my eyes i did anyways...but clearly i was a functioning drunk.
I wish u the BEST!
it aint easy, but stick to it...
james71804
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vixxxen222 james71804
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james71804
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vixxxen222 james71804
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Misssy2 james71804
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There will always be a "withdrawal" syndrome after drinking. Only it goes from very minor to MAJOR depending on how long you drink.
Drink for one day - the next morning....little sluggish...headache....shaky....anxious..depressed. All short lasting and minor if you don't continue to drink. But to ME these are withdrawals from the alcohol leaving your body.
Drinking for long periods....the withdrawals just get worse and last longer.
Hope that helps.
jake_81021 james71804
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Hey guys do not know if anyone is still on here but this is now my final straw with alcohol I want to give it up for good. I went to a detox center because I got in a bad habit of binge drinking every day and knew I had a problem with just how awful my sleep and depression was getting. So I went solely to the place because in my mind I was concerned with having a seizure. I am 23 years old and have been pretty heavy drinkin for 2 years. So this weekend I went on a pretty big bender including cocaine and alcohol at a softball tournament wasn't eating nor do I remember getting violent but in the am the team left for game and I couldn't physically go I was so mixed in emotions from cocaine and really depressed. I couldn't breathe began panicking and I called an ambulance. They kept me for maybe a few hours and that was that so I guess they weren't very concerned about my side effects, but did prescribe pills that I need to pick up today. I think the mixture of both and dehydration of being in the heat messed me up last night was even terrified as I was hearing noises nothing scary but I could tell they weren't real. I still can't eat I feel awful
michelle23698 james71804
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I don't have money for a rehab and I've been drinking as soon as I wake up and I get up very early before anyone else does so no one notices. I'm wanting to stop and it's only been like 6 hrs since I have drink and my eyes are burning and diolated and I'm scared and shaking and seeing things move that aren't. I don't know what to do.
PhallicMoron michelle23698
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Get to a Dr. immediately. The danger of you going into a withdrawal seizure is real. Hallucinating is a sign of the DT's and the risk of death is real. You may die. Go to a Dr, there is no shame. They helped me!
l71207 michelle23698
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