10 years sober today.

[Cooper]

congrats dude,

My father in law was an addict, living under a bridge in Miami. He is now a rehab counselor, clean 15 years and still fighting.

[Bill-B]

Good job and an excellent accomplishment! I love to hear this kind of thing

[blunttech]

Today I am sober 10 years.

Anyone who knew me before would be shocked and amazed at that fact.

I know I am.

It really is not that big of a deal, but for a chronic pothead/alcoholic who slowly lost their way and the ability to function in life without some kind of chemical help, it is a real accomplishment.

I don't feel proud about this, no one deserves a trophy for running out of a burning building, but 10 years completely sober....and still happy...is a big deal to me.

I can tell you how to do it, too.

1. Don't drink or use drugs.
2. Don't die.

Just thought I would share this with you guys.

Luke

dude dont down play that shit. that is huge. congratulations. i have 26 years of sobriety last june and if there were a cure that would allow me to drink socially like normal people i would not take it. there are a lot of people who lost money on me 26 years ago betting id never make it. but i did. keep it up fucker. for me, life is better sober than it ever was at any point using any kind of chemical.

[backtrail69]

Congrats man. That is really cool that you have kept it up this long. A+!

[vivalegreg]

congrats, how clear does your mind feel? i blaze and drink pretty regularly not enough to be an alcoholic. i was in rehab for weed when i got arrested and stopped smoking for that and one thing i remember about it was how clear headed i felt when i was sober, especially when waking up in the morning.

[LINUS]

Good on ya, Luke. It may not be trophy worthy, but still quite an accomplishment to be proud of.


On that note, what the heck do the "Uff-da" stickers mean? Aren't those an AA thing?

[Maluco]

Congrats bro! That is huge. I eventually want to get where I don't drink at all either.

[speedhop]

Congrats man! I had a stepdad that was an alcholic, hasn't changed yet and his life reflects that but I am glad he is out of my life. He tried to quit and I know how big of a deal it is.

true for me as well...

don't try and kid yourself, you deserve a big ass trophy and lots of respect

congrats to you for not giving up

[Tavern Gnome]

Nice work sir.

[Mastrcruse]

Congrats man! I had a stepdad that was an alcholic, hasn't changed yet and his life reflects that but I am glad he is out of my life. He tried to quit and I know how big of a deal it is.

[StereoInstaller1]

Today I am sober 10 years.

Anyone who knew me before would be shocked and amazed at that fact.

I know I am.

It really is not that big of a deal, but for a chronic pothead/alcoholic who slowly lost their way and the ability to function in life without some kind of chemical help, it is a real accomplishment.

I don't feel proud about this, no one deserves a trophy for running out of a burning building, but 10 years completely sober....and still happy...is a big deal to me.

I can tell you how to do it, too.

1. Don't drink or use drugs.
2. Don't die.

Just thought I would share this with you guys.

Luke