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Congratulations-keep up the amazing work! Well said-thank you for sharing! I’m in California. I can relate to everything you’re saying. I have a husband and son, had a recent four-month stretch of sobriety (now one week straight), live with a drinker, which makes it challenging, have a rough time socializing with friends, even though I too know it’s not about “what” is in your glass, and enjoy pilates/yoga and meditation. We’re also working on our yard, staying active before it gets to be 100 degrees out here! Love the comparison with the economy and antibiotics-so true!
Congratulations on 64 days! YAY! I am in Virginia, and on Day 120 today. I can’t imagine drinking alcohol during this lockdown. There would be a constant worry about when I would run out of wine..having enough in the house..having to stop at the grocery store MANY times and expose myself to the possibility of Covid-19. I am very grateful to be sober during this pandemic. Let’s keep on keeping on. 🙂