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hey everyone, I am knew to this site and i kind of need help! i am 21 years old and am in the military. if someone could lend me a hand, i would appreciate it



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and I apparently cannot spell new**

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I gnu that

Welcome !!

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Soooo....Whats up Doc?

Navy rum? or Army whiskey



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Welcome...You crack me up 2GD....You having a little problem with the drinkie drinkie? If I knew at 21 what I know now. You're in the right place.

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Hi lovinglife43,
Welcome to the board. I love your user name and if you are like me and countless others who stopped drinking, you will really be able to "love life" once you stop drinking. I had had enough of the drinking as it totally screwed up my life. Obviously, it sounds like you are wanting to change because you posted here looking for help. Good for you! That is a good first step. I started attending AA meetings. It was hard at first, but once I started, I realized how much attending meetings helped me stop drinking. I also realized that the feelings and emotions I had experienced for years which made me think I was so different from everyone else, were so similar to other alcoholics. I felt and still feel like I belong in AA. I had joined other groups and never felt like I related or had much in common with others until AA. I listen to the "shares" in the rooms and on this board and hear how people who have had success stay sober and that has really helped me stay sober myself. I also pray to my HP everyday and thank him for keeping me sober the day before and to please help keep me sober today. I have heard others share that at first they had no Higher Power that they believed in and they just prayed because they had nothing to lose and to get in the habit, and once they did, it really helped them.
I hope that you continue to post and let us know how you are doing. There are such wonderful people on this board who have lots of experience staying sober and have helped me not pick up a drink.
Take care and (((((hugs))))))

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Hello and welcome to MIP!

I am also a Veteran of the Vietnam Er 65-70..Thank you for your service,Keep coming back we are here for each other.smile

 



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Welcome!  Look around the site, theres lots of info online and in here.  Brian.



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LL413 Welcome , like Mike  , I am a Vietnam Veteran , I did 6yrs Aussie navy 65-71 .

Elizabeth we were encouraged to drink . Now it is frowned upon(by th brass) Elizabeth , you can

read some of the 'horror stories' , but if you have reached out , you are probably 'living' your own .

Like me , you don't have to go to 'th gates of hell' , mine was bad enough for me though. We are

not all "old men in overcoats with a bottle in a brown paper bag" , maybe if you googled "young people

in AA" , as well as AA meetings . Keep coming back here as well . Elizabeth , this IS a Brand New life ,

please Grab it & enjoy This life . I did . I know you won't regret it . 

 



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@ 37 I was too young & good looking to be an alkie.

still too young , still got th good looks. still n alkie.



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Welcome to MIP LL413 ... ... ... and thank you for your service for our country ... I'm a vet also ... Viet Nam era...

Just what are you struggling with and maybe we can help guide you in the right direction ...


Love ya and God Bless,
Pappy



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Welcome!  Start posting away and allow us to be of service.



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