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Anyway, I didn't think it was that big of a step in my recovery; I've been sober almost a year and a half. But my husband was proud of me. He said he didn't want to say anything when she headed that way and didn't know what I would do, so he was proud when I took control. It's those small steps that make a big difference.
Chris doesn't drink. Maybe before we got together a little over 2 years ago he may have every now and then, but out of love and respect for my recovery, he doesn't drink at all. I am incredibly lucky. Where has this man been all my life?!
So while I didn't think of it as a big deal, I guess it was a big deal for our relationship. He went through 2 months of hell during my last relapse and being able to make him proud and show that my sobriety is a priority for me is a big thing for him.
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Congrats! This December will be four years for me. I was also lucky, as my husband of almost 22 years (we were only 18 when we married), doesn't drink either. I know the temptation might always be there to drink, but the last couple of years even with family, or friends, if they are drinking all day and night, I have zero want. I doubt I could go to a karaoke bar, but I won't put myself in that situation. Good luck! Namaste!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much and congrats on 4 years! And 22 years of marriage! That is wonderful. I know that even though I have no desire to drink now, you just never know when it could unexpectedly hit. So I won't do anything that I know could make me start thinking about it again. Thank you so much for your comment! And good luck to you as well.
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