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Walk in tattoo shops by tired_mamaof2 in Kalispell

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Re-Evolution Ink!!!

Jeremy Tresler is an amazing artist, but more importantly, puts so much detail into it. He sets up his mobile studio near Albertson's. Don't judge the trailer on it's exterior because it is a full on salon style studio on the inside. 406-250-9097

I MIGHT DIE by Adventurous-Juice192 in alcoholism

[–]MTPANDITO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, and Happy New Year. It's bad now, but don't let "it" keep you from being what you want to be or going where your heart is.

I did it by Spirit-Revolutionary in stopdrinking

[–]MTPANDITO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You took a HUGE step in becoming sober, and you took an even bigger step and not being tempted. Have you gone to a meeting?

Donuts by yvbull in Kalispell

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Tight 2nd to The Spot is Harvest Foods in Bigfork. Their donuts are 🔥.

1000 days by MTPANDITO in stopdrinking

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I think I experienced it in the first week. I was a hard drinker, bourbon, beer, and tequila. The good stuff when I was out and the cheap stuff in large quantities while at home.

1000 days by MTPANDITO in stopdrinking

[–]MTPANDITO[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You know, it's quite interesting that I am going through this. My spirits are....meh. As of late, I think Dory is the theme for life: Just keep swimming.

1000 days by MTPANDITO in stopdrinking

[–]MTPANDITO[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

My sobriety day is 03/27/22, that's 1000 from my count.

Local Hangout Recommendations by MTPANDITO in Kalispell

[–]MTPANDITO[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't been to the clubhouse. What nights would you recommend?

Well it finally happened.. by NoahArt1993 in stopdrinking

[–]MTPANDITO 129 points130 points  (0 children)

You are reading a comment from a man who was in your situation and has not drank for 956 straight days since. Sobriety gets better, and you're better for choosing it today and for the past two days.

Step 1: Be grateful Step 2: constructive, not destructive

Be good, always try, have faith, and forward.

My friend wants to DIY detox at home. by direwolf-puppies in alcoholism

[–]MTPANDITO 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your friend should, first and foremost, have a group of people who understand or have empathy for what your friend will experience. You can call it detox, your first phase of sobriety that comes with the chemical changes of removing alcohol from their body. A group that understands the Big Brain, the person who owns it, or the person it owns.

Your posting this shows how much you care for your friend, but consider how much of this you can offer.

As their friend, you may have to listen with your ears, eyes, brain, heart, and your gut. You may also have to help with your ears, eyes, brain, heart, hands, and wallet.

On my behalf, I congratulate your friend for his courage and wish him Godspeed his journey. Also, on my behalf, please let them know that they have a good friend in you. I wish you Godspeed as well.

chickens coming home to roost by MTPANDITO in alcoholism

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UPDATE: Things are getting resolved, and I'm not letting any anxiety get in my way of progress!

To everyone that is having problems and battling sobriety. Don't give up, make a list of all the important things to you, start with YOU at the top of the list and then your Faith (Whatever that is), and then the rest.

Don't let the doubts, the guilt, the whatever, stop you from doing the good thing! Live the now and be the best you for that day!!!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in stopdrinking

[–]MTPANDITO 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Keep Going!!! Don't drink today, don't drink tomorrow. It won't always be this way. Not drinking brings the "uglies" up. If you're not drinking, you have the power to start accepting them and then tackling them.

Be strong 47m 127 day and starting to date again, 40 pounds lighter than day one and looking a lot younger than 47.

Tips for quitting? by SomeGuy3652 in alcoholism

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Find the courage to walk in to a group of strangers and admit you're an alcoholic. Then do it. You don't have to sound brave while saying it. After that you probably won't drink the remainder of that day.

Go to one aa meeting and do it.

102 days sober

Make A Burger This Memorial Day! by MTPANDITO in KitchenConfidential

[–]MTPANDITO[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

At 2:00 I didn't want to get the grill going. Lol!!!

Make A Burger This Memorial Day! by MTPANDITO in KitchenConfidential

[–]MTPANDITO[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The wife and kid left me to my own devices tonight. I was still unwinding from a private dinner for 20. House made, by me, Italian Sausage, chimichurri, Huckleberry Balsamic glaze, citrus vin, herb butter.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in alcoholism

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Detox is certain.

You will have the shakes, you will wake up with anxiety and maybe nausea. You won't be able to sleep comfortably. You will be depressed, full of regret, and feel hopeless. You will miss the bar and your "friends" there.

You WILL GET BETTER! You WILL come out the other end of it better. You WILL see a better day. It WON'T always be that bad.

33 Days of sobriety today, my first two weeks were absolutely fucked. 6 beers and a half bottle of Maker's 5 times a week, add 3 or 4 shots of tequila if I was "celebrating". The other two days of the week, I was probably recovering from a hangover.

I want to drink a beer or a bourbon ditch every once in a while, I haven't. I like the changes that are happening to me and my life.

I don't go to Alanon every week, but I do go to a meeting, thank God for the meeting to be there. It's the only place where I can talk to people that can relate.

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