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Good morning everyone.

Last night I had some of those crazy dreams I have had before when I tried to get sober. The first was a horrible drinking dream. I woke up and felt that awful intense shame and fear and then sweet relief when I realized it wasn't real and there I was in my bed completely sober! It was such a strange intense feeling, and I actually said a little something (I hesitate to use the word prayer!): keep me sober, keep me sober, please keep me sober.

After I fell back asleep, I had a dream in which my brother was using (he is an alcoholic and drug addict, currently working the program). And so it goes again: please keep him sober.

Whew.

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Drinking dreams are very common among alcoholics especially in early sobriety.

I believe that God allows us to have these drinking dreams to remind us what it was like without having to actually drink.

Thank you God that they are only dreams.

Larry,
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God loves each of us as if there were only one of us.  ~St. Augustine

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I had something similar to that happen a few mornings ago. I woke up and couldn't remember what I did right before bed and had a moment of panic. I guess it was a split second of thinking I must have got black out drunk. And then the relief when I remembered that I had definitely NOT gotten drunk.

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