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Hyper Typer
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Fiesty,
I just received notice of your reply, so I apologize for taking this long to respond. I am so thankful to hear that the advice of taking it minute by min, hr by hr, and so on was a big help to you. Anything, even the smallest thing, I can recommend or say to help someone else get out of this situation makes me thankful for checking the BoarRAB. Again, I hope your husband's recovery from surgery is going well. I'm telling you, you are amazing. Having Lorcet in the house and not reaching for it is fantastic. It shows just how motivated you are. Try not to let anything get between that motivation and your goal. You're right, I also reached a point fairly early in recovery (about six months) where I thought I might as well try taking one just to see what happens. There again, I didn't have any so I couldn't, but I'm sure the outcome of doing that would have been a big mistake. Just keep reminding yourself, as I do, that it is not worth it. You have made so much progress in this. You are an inspiration to me and many, many others that lurk around looking for help. I did this for about a year before my husband posted for me, believe it or not. I was trying to find help on my own before anyone in my family knew my problem. Like you know, I finally had to reach out to my husband. He happens to be precious, and he helped me through it. I sorry if I'm running on with TMI. Keep up the GREAT work. Prayers.
I just received notice of your reply, so I apologize for taking this long to respond. I am so thankful to hear that the advice of taking it minute by min, hr by hr, and so on was a big help to you. Anything, even the smallest thing, I can recommend or say to help someone else get out of this situation makes me thankful for checking the BoarRAB. Again, I hope your husband's recovery from surgery is going well. I'm telling you, you are amazing. Having Lorcet in the house and not reaching for it is fantastic. It shows just how motivated you are. Try not to let anything get between that motivation and your goal. You're right, I also reached a point fairly early in recovery (about six months) where I thought I might as well try taking one just to see what happens. There again, I didn't have any so I couldn't, but I'm sure the outcome of doing that would have been a big mistake. Just keep reminding yourself, as I do, that it is not worth it. You have made so much progress in this. You are an inspiration to me and many, many others that lurk around looking for help. I did this for about a year before my husband posted for me, believe it or not. I was trying to find help on my own before anyone in my family knew my problem. Like you know, I finally had to reach out to my husband. He happens to be precious, and he helped me through it. I sorry if I'm running on with TMI. Keep up the GREAT work. Prayers.