Stop Drinking in 7 easy steps
Tuesday, January 6th, 2009Well at last you have decided to stop drinking. There is no chance at all that you can stop drinking, Yes! You have no chance to stop drinking, but do know it best, that you have a better chance to do it. Yes! You can make it. You can make something better against all the incredible frustrations and insults that alcohol had made you to face. Sell all those bottles and go straight to the One Dollar Shop and get a pair of Coffee mugs. They look pretty desirable than those alcohol tins.
Take a break, away from home on a vacation for a day or two. Recollect the moment you were fired by your boss for not completing an important project; he blocked your salary hike because of that, you were drunk and mesmerized in a different world when you had to complete that project. You lost your promotion, a salary hike a loss this year!
Close your eyes, breath in a movement, set a goal, a prayer, a decision to stop drinking, tell it to your inner conscious self 5 times that you are going to stop drinking. Repeat this everyday before sleep and early in the morning. Your involuntary senses will listen to your need. You will see the result of this one-minute therapy instantly.
Create your own tricks and plans to stop drinking. Work out a simple plan, compensate the time you have been drinking with some hobbies, help your wife out in the kitchen during those hours. Do some basic mechanic jobs in your household or in your office, organize your book shelf. Help your kids with their lessons. Go research for the right hobby that suits you. There are many heavenly and easy activities in the world other than spending your time drinking. You will realize what you have wasted in life and you would have become productive. Go crazy about researching on how to make a billion dollars in 120 days. See there are many things to do rather than killing yourself.
Discuss with your friends on how to stop drinking. You can ask your wife to remind you if she sees that you are likely to relapse. Tell her to give you a warning. She will not deny it. You know she will happily do it for you.
Why don’t you get some guidance from your primary care provider. He is likely to guide you in the right track towards soberness. He can help you throw off your temptation. He may suggest you some medication that really helps.
Well, you may be tempted at those social events to go for an alcohol. You may have a hard time keeping way from them, in such an event avoid that party you are not going to loose anything. Remember your friends are not going to pay all your bills. When you helplessly need to attend that social event go with a strong willed and determined friend, your very close pal who will take all his rights and might to keep you away from drinking, who may not dare to even slap you right away if you are behaving a too much. Give him the rights to slap you if you are crossing your limits. Tell him to take you to a doctor if you experience withdrawal symptoms. Seek immediate medical attention if you are tempted beyond limits.





















