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Old 12-05-2015, 07:33 AM #32
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He says his inner strength is wavering, drink is on his mind every day.
This is the hardest part of maintaining sobriety. Keep the mind preoccupied with games, books, movies, volunteering, cooking, walking, exercise and any other activity that can temporarily overcome those thoughts. When the end of the day comes and sleep ensues then the battle is done for the day.
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