on how to make recovery more comfortable. Any suggestions that helped you get clean or eased the process would be much appreciated!! From vitamins to social life what helped you get sober and feeling better physically??? Im tired and my head still seems cloudy : / even though its been a few weeks.
Dear Would-love-some-advice
I am only twenty years old but the last 8 weeks has been some of my best ever... because i havent used adderall... I am self diagnosed ADHD but not prescribed the drug. In your personal situation you must remember that it has only been a few weeks and things don't change hugely rapidly. So even though sometimes you feel a little disconnected you must continue to recognize how far you have come. Recognize how difficult the steps you are taking are. Don't forget your bouts with drugs, because they need to fuel you for why you DONT do it anymore. The process of quitting is one that changes our lives... we must develop new habits and learn to live a new lifestyle... find a new love that captures you and helps you channel your energy.. I work out for 2 hours everyday and i love it.. i was even able to stop cigarettes recently because i can channel all that nervous energy from such huge strides into the gym.. in any event... never forget how great of an accomplishent you made and congratulate yourself for your strength.... and in time, the world will be much more lucid to you.. :-D
"but time takes time you know"
ben folds
I am only twenty years old but the last 8 weeks has been some of my best ever... because i havent used adderall... I am self diagnosed ADHD but not prescribed the drug. In your personal situation you must remember that it has only been a few weeks and things don't change hugely rapidly. So even though sometimes you feel a little disconnected you must continue to recognize how far you have come. Recognize how difficult the steps you are taking are. Don't forget your bouts with drugs, because they need to fuel you for why you DONT do it anymore. The process of quitting is one that changes our lives... we must develop new habits and learn to live a new lifestyle... find a new love that captures you and helps you channel your energy.. I work out for 2 hours everyday and i love it.. i was even able to stop cigarettes recently because i can channel all that nervous energy from such huge strides into the gym.. in any event... never forget how great of an accomplishent you made and congratulate yourself for your strength.... and in time, the world will be much more lucid to you.. :-D
"but time takes time you know"
ben folds
it takes time try to meet new friends take up a hobby like the gym or walking your head will feel very messed up for some weeks it will clear its just adjusting to being without drugs go to meetings stay behind for coffee and chat to others you are not alone in feeling like this
