> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the blog :)
Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene and sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of comfortable recovery. Probabably two most important things for me are good nutrition and exercise. Try and find some balance in life and look for positive ways to use your newfound nervous energy. Best wishes.
>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the blog :)
> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene and > sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of comfortable > recovery. Probabably two most important things for me are good nutrition > and exercise. Try and find some balance in life and look for positive ways > to use your newfound nervous energy. Best wishes.
His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. If he gives up the other things he loves then he will have nothig in his life annd start drinking again. Coffee and sugar are fin in moderation.
>>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the blog :)
>> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene and >> sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of comfortable >> recovery. Probabably two most important things for me are good >> nutrition and exercise. Try and find some balance in life and look for >> positive ways to use your newfound nervous energy. Best wishes.
> His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. If he gives > up the other things he loves then he will have nothig in his life annd > start drinking again. Coffee and sugar are fin in moderation.
Alcohol is fine in moderation also. Point is overuse of caffeine and simple carbohydrates can lead to anxiety and lead to cravings for alcohol. Anything is fine in moderation. Nutrition and exercise go a lot further to overcoming alcohol problems than prayer.
gregg wrote: > On Sat, 30 May 2009 14:59:29 +0100, Darren wrote:
>> "gregg" <tot...@NOSPAMnewsguy.com> wrote in message >> news:gvi83602668@news7.newsguy.com... >>> "alcoholicmoments" <M8R-82ef...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>>>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the >>>> blog :) >>> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene >>> and sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of >>> comfortable recovery. Probabably two most important things for me >>> are good nutrition and exercise. Try and find some balance in >>> life and look for positive ways to use your newfound nervous >>> energy. Best wishes.
>> His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. If he >> gives up the other things he loves then he will have nothig in his >> life annd start drinking again. Coffee and sugar are fin in >> moderation.
> Alcohol is fine in moderation also. Point is overuse of caffeine and > simple carbohydrates can lead to anxiety and lead to cravings for > alcohol. Anything is fine in moderation. Nutrition and exercise go a > lot further to overcoming alcohol problems than prayer.
Are you sure about that? Far as I know anyone can pray with their mouth closed, but have you ever seen anyone drink with their mouth closed?
-- "Not drunk is he who from the floor can rise alone, and still drink more; But drunk is he who prostrate lies, without the power to drink or rise." ... Thomas Love Peacock.
marioneta del calcetín wrote: > gregg wrote: >> On Sat, 30 May 2009 14:59:29 +0100, Darren wrote:
>>> "gregg" <tot...@NOSPAMnewsguy.com> wrote in message >>> news:gvi83602668@news7.newsguy.com... >>>> "alcoholicmoments" <M8R-82ef...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>>>>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the >>>>> blog :) >>>> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene >>>> and sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of >>>> comfortable recovery. Probabably two most important things for me >>>> are good nutrition and exercise. Try and find some balance in >>>> life and look for positive ways to use your newfound nervous >>>> energy. Best wishes.
>>> His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. If he >>> gives up the other things he loves then he will have nothig in his >>> life annd start drinking again. Coffee and sugar are fin in >>> moderation.
>> Alcohol is fine in moderation also. Point is overuse of caffeine and >> simple carbohydrates can lead to anxiety and lead to cravings for >> alcohol. Anything is fine in moderation. Nutrition and exercise go a >> lot further to overcoming alcohol problems than prayer.
> Are you sure about that? Far as I know anyone can pray with their mouth > closed, but have you ever seen anyone drink with their mouth closed?
Actually, I just wrote that bit to see if I could get a response. Wondering how many out there were still checking in here.
>>>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the blog :)
>>> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene and >>> sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of comfortable >>> recovery. Probabably two most important things for me are good >>> nutrition and exercise. Try and find some balance in life and look for >>> positive ways to use your newfound nervous energy. Best wishes.
>> His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. If he gives >> up the other things he loves then he will have nothig in his life annd >> start drinking again. Coffee and sugar are fin in moderation.
> Alcohol is fine in moderation also. Point is overuse of caffeine and > simple carbohydrates can lead to anxiety and lead to cravings for > alcohol. Anything is fine in moderation. Nutrition and exercise go a lot > further to overcoming alcohol problems than prayer.
Indeed they do but his addiction isn't caffeine. Mine was alcohol too. I love coffee (real stuff) but I moderate that easily.
> marioneta del calcetín wrote: >> gregg wrote: >>> On Sat, 30 May 2009 14:59:29 +0100, Darren wrote:
>>>> "gregg" <tot...@NOSPAMnewsguy.com> wrote in message >>>> news:gvi83602668@news7.newsguy.com... >>>>> "alcoholicmoments" <M8R-82ef...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>>>>>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the >>>>>> blog :) >>>>> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene >>>>> and sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of >>>>> comfortable recovery. Probabably two most important things for me >>>>> are good nutrition and exercise. Try and find some balance in >>>>> life and look for positive ways to use your newfound nervous >>>>> energy. Best wishes.
>>>> His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. If he >>>> gives up the other things he loves then he will have nothig in his >>>> life annd start drinking again. Coffee and sugar are fin in >>>> moderation.
>>> Alcohol is fine in moderation also. Point is overuse of caffeine and >>> simple carbohydrates can lead to anxiety and lead to cravings for >>> alcohol. Anything is fine in moderation. Nutrition and exercise go a >>> lot further to overcoming alcohol problems than prayer.
>> Are you sure about that? Far as I know anyone can pray with their mouth >> closed, but have you ever seen anyone drink with their mouth closed?
> Actually, I just wrote that bit to see if I could get a response. > Wondering how many out there were still checking in here.
> "gregg" <tot...@NOSPAMnewsguy.com> wrote in message > news:h0403i01crt@news7.newsguy.com... >> marioneta del calcetín wrote: >>> gregg wrote: >>>> On Sat, 30 May 2009 14:59:29 +0100, Darren wrote:
>>>>> "gregg" <tot...@NOSPAMnewsguy.com> wrote in message >>>>> news:gvi83602668@news7.newsguy.com... >>>>>> "alcoholicmoments" <M8R-82ef...@mailinator.com> wrote in message
>>>>>>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments on the >>>>>>> blog :) >>>>>> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of caffiene >>>>>> and sugar. These two things can be detrimental to any kind of >>>>>> comfortable recovery. Probabably two most important things for me >>>>>> are good nutrition and exercise. Try and find some balance in >>>>>> life and look for positive ways to use your newfound nervous >>>>>> energy. Best wishes.
>>>>> His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. If he >>>>> gives up the other things he loves then he will have nothig in his >>>>> life annd start drinking again. Coffee and sugar are fin in >>>>> moderation.
>>>> Alcohol is fine in moderation also. Point is overuse of caffeine and >>>> simple carbohydrates can lead to anxiety and lead to cravings for >>>> alcohol. Anything is fine in moderation. Nutrition and exercise go a >>>> lot further to overcoming alcohol problems than prayer.
>>> Are you sure about that? Far as I know anyone can pray with their mouth >>> closed, but have you ever seen anyone drink with their mouth closed?
>> Actually, I just wrote that bit to see if I could get a response. >> Wondering how many out there were still checking in here.
> I think the Usenet bubble has pretty much burst.
I think that a shame. There was "some" interesting discussion here at one time. There was a wide variety of opinions and experiences.
>> "gregg" <tot...@NOSPAMnewsguy.com> wrote in message >> news:h0403i01crt@news7.newsguy.com... >>> marioneta del calcetín wrote: >>>> gregg wrote: >>>>> On Sat, 30 May 2009 14:59:29 +0100, Darren wrote:
>>>>>> "gregg" <tot...@NOSPAMnewsguy.com> wrote in message >>>>>> news:gvi83602668@news7.newsguy.com... >>>>>>> "alcoholicmoments" <M8R-82ef...@mailinator.com> wrote in >>>>>>> message
>>>>>>>> I'd much appreciate any support or advice or comments >>>>>>>> on the blog :) >>>>>>> Checked the blog out briefly and noticed your "love" of >>>>>>> caffiene and sugar. These two things can be detrimental >>>>>>> to any kind of comfortable recovery. Probabably two most >>>>>>> important things for me are good nutrition and exercise. >>>>>>> Try and find some balance in life and look for positive >>>>>>> ways to use your newfound nervous energy. Best wishes.
>>>>>> His addiction is alcohol. that's what he wants to give up. >>>>>> If he gives up the other things he loves then he will have >>>>>> nothig in his life annd start drinking again. Coffee and >>>>>> sugar are fin in moderation.
>>>>> Alcohol is fine in moderation also. Point is overuse of >>>>> caffeine and simple carbohydrates can lead to anxiety and >>>>> lead to cravings for alcohol. Anything is fine in moderation. >>>>> Nutrition and exercise go a lot further to overcoming alcohol >>>>> problems than prayer.
>>>> Are you sure about that? Far as I know anyone can pray with >>>> their mouth closed, but have you ever seen anyone drink with >>>> their mouth closed?
>>> Actually, I just wrote that bit to see if I could get a response. >>> Wondering how many out there were still checking in here.
>> I think the Usenet bubble has pretty much burst.
> I think that a shame. There was "some" interesting discussion here at > one time. There was a wide variety of opinions and experiences.
Arfers seem to have disappeared completely, but old movies are still being run at alt.recovery.aa :-)
Logging in to Usenet seems like a trip to a decaying museum. Hope the new generations of Twitterers and MySpacers find their venues as informative as Usenet was for me when I needed it.
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