September
sd_dilligaf
Posts: 146 Member
How are you doing with your reduced alcohol intake goals?
I have been alcohol free for almost a year. A few cheat drinks but 5 drinks over a year is pretty good. NO weight lost, but more emotional stability. That makes it worth while.
I have been alcohol free for almost a year. A few cheat drinks but 5 drinks over a year is pretty good. NO weight lost, but more emotional stability. That makes it worth while.
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I'm only about 3 weeks into alcohol abstinence.
I was a habitual drinker of moderate volume, about 4-6 cans of beer or a bottle or two of wine on a daily basis, but would be able to go a couple of weeks with none then would be on it continuously for another few weeks before breaking again.
Definitely feeling better for not having any, it became a switch off tool rather than a pleasure.
I know when I next drink, I'll carry on again for a few weeks, so I have to be determined.0 -
Sadly, I am not doing well at all.0
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I'm down to 2 or 3 nights a week having some (fewer than before), rather than every night. It makes a big difference in the ease and speed of my weight loss. Not really missing the alcohol either!0
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Good for you! Keep it up!0
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I cannot begin to tell you how happy I am to learn that I am not alone in dealing with this problem. I started initially to have a glass of wine at bedtime when I read, a little treat for me. And sometimes I would open a bottle of wine when I would start dinner... I would keep drinking until the bottle was gone. But not all the time...
I started dating someone that liked craft beers and last fall we really drank a lot, hence I looked I the mirror one day and found 15 extra pounds. Hence, why I am here!
So, I have been struggling with slowing down and reducing my intake. I have my good days and bad days, but it is nice to know I am not the only one that struggles with this issue.
Thank you!0 -
I agree--that's why I'm back. Glad to know others are dealing with this issue as well.0