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Billthealleyguy
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I am a recovering alcoholic and my goal is to help support your decision to not drink or, to talk about any other problems you may have. I would enjoy taking my time to chat with you!

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Story Time (Share Your Story And Experiences)
Alcohol & Drug Addiction Support / by Billthealleyguy
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August 9th, 2019
...See more Hello to all, my name is bill and im going to start this thread with the hope that people will share the parts of their story that they feel comfortable with and make friends with people who are of similar nature. I feel like if we all stand together we can withstand the crippling blow that addiction has dealt us. I hope i can meet and help support some great people up here and be able to help people share their stories.
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I need the help of my fellow man
Alcohol & Drug Addiction Support / by Billthealleyguy
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August 13th, 2019
...See more Hello all, I've been a recovering alcoholic now for half a year. Initially i tried aa, and while it worked for about two weeks and i could really dig the help of a community of people who are just like me, i couldn't get behind the religious aspect of it so i quit and decided that i could do it on my own... That lasted about one week, til i downed my first drink in half a month. From there my outbursts were spastic in nature and i didn't drink everyday. I kept it semi-manageable until my father passed and after that it turned into a full blown hardcore relapse. So, once again i sought out the help of aa and stayed sober for about a month and then i left the support of aa for the same reasons i did the first time. Im posting this thread to share part of my addiction sorry and to reach out and have a community of people to help support my decision that actually understand the struggles of addiction, without having to bring religion into it. Thank you all for listening.