How to Stop Drinking Alcohol without Rehab or AA | How I Got Sober

[@twist7799]

Alcoholism is a full time job. When you quit you will have so much more time to do what YOU want to do, Not what the alcohol wants you to do...

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

sooo true!!!

[@pattydavis6124]

And it is an expensive habit. Just don't do it.

[@yaaaa01991]

flame nettle T

[@robstoke9432]

@@pattydavis6124 easier said than done

[@eddiespalding851]

I need help 😢😢 I wanna be me

[@vanmarko6654]

Sober 16 years, never give up 💪. My heart goes out to anyone who is battling with given up drink or drugs.Theres no hopeless cases.If I can stop anyone can, best of luck 🤞

[@zayworld9933]

✊🏾

[@shaniecegullison]

💔😭😭😭♥️♥️♥️♥️💪💪💪I'm going to try

[@vanmarko6654]

@@shaniecegullison Best of luck,take it one day at a time 🙏

[@sarahscakekitchen8734]

I hope so..

[@nickyholden861]

People like you keep me going. Please keep doing what you do and stay sober. Thank you for being my inspiration out there.

[@marcocastillo337]

Im on the verge of losing my job, my fiancee, my kids, and im ready to try anything

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I'm so sorry to hear about your troubles. You are NOT alone. definitely look into it! CThreeFoundation.org

[@Matende13]

I hope all is well!!

[@ingridlarssen1408]

Excellent Video! Apologies for chiming in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you researched - Saankramer Life Card System (just google it)? It is a smashing one off guide for learning how to stop drinking minus the hard work. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my cooworker finally got astronomical success with it.

[@madmadrigal66]

me too men

[@madisoncurrah4151]

you got this

[@dpeters093]

My grandmother always told me alcoholism doesn’t run in my family, it gallops... who else in that club?

[@gerardjones7881]

It matters little how a person gets here, what counts is how they get free.

[@jbv671]

My dad. His brother. Their father. 3 out of five aunts on my mothers side. 2 cousins. It goes on and on

[@stinkypete4634]

Most people probably, it's so common!!

[@Lordofmamas]

Here

[@Gem0674]

Definitely

[@anthonywhite9912]

Just went cold turkey 1 year ago, was a heavy binge drinker but found stopping easier than I thought it would be. Being sober for this long gives me insight into the trap that alcohol can be. Staying sober indefinitely.....

[@jzen1455]

awesome! Im in the process of tapering myself off for good. Did you quit cold turkey or taper off?

[@Greeenfiire]

Did you taper?

[@maovslandlords9244]

Never quit drinking cold turkey. Especially if you start shaking when you try and quit cold turkey

[@RobertGonzalez-jg8nr]

I've been an alcoholic for about 10 years. i drink vodka only. every time i stop drinking, even the first , second, third day and so on. i start having really bad thoughts. so i relapse. once im drunk i feel happy and i feel normal. i hate going threw the sobering processes

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Check out the Sinclair Method! It's truly a transformative way to overcome alcoholism without quitting or using will power. It's amazing and changed my life! riahealth.com/sinclair-method/

[@RobertGonzalez-jg8nr]

I've been a month sober. im so happy. i did it cold turkey. i Thank Jesus Christ our lord and savior. ❤

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

@@RobertGonzalez-jg8nr this is absolutely amazing to hear. I am overjoyed to hear this for you, congratulations :)

[@davidgrant3940]

@@RobertGonzalez-jg8nr Very good to hear. I quit cigarettes cold turkey but alcohol seems harder to me.

[@dboi4952]

I’ll be 3 years sober in a month. I quit literally overnight. Drugs of all kinds, cigarettes, alcohol. It was easy because I truly wanted to. It’s only hard if you don’t truly want to. I just got tired of the bondage. The feelings you get from drugs and alcohol are so temporary and you end up paying dearly on the back end. I would just rather be sober. It’s not as bad as your brain tells you it is.

[@annevries8572]

I quit drinking three years ago.I really really was Fed up with the black outs.

[@robertshipley6990]

Same here. It's psycho aint it? Real scary.

[@19Jetta]

"When you are dependent on alcohol it is like a normal person needing water." THIS. Absolutely true. This is the part non-addicted people probably cannot quite fathom. When you are addicted to alcohol it really does often feel you simply "won't make it" if you cannot drink. great observation Katie

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

thanks, glad we can relate on this!

[@pattydavis6124]

I have heard that after awhile and with age, most people outgrow drinking or the need to drink or the taste for alcohol. It doesn't have much affect after awhile.

[@19Jetta]

​ @patten leather maybe for normal drinkers but for the addicted drinker it is exactly the opposite. Your tolerance goes up and you need progressively more to get that same level of relaxation or whatever you are going for. Keep in mind, most long-term problem drinkers are not "party-ers." They drink for relief from anxiety, physical pain and insomnia.

[@greglinski2208]

19Jetta that sentence was the most relatable thing I've ever heard. All my family tell me is 'just stop, it's ruining your life and killing you'. Nobody understands unless they've been in the situation that it's a need. I have vodka for breakfast like they have cereal. I don't do it because I think it'll be a tasty breakfast, it's because somewhere along the line I became so dependent that I couldn't leave the house without a fix. I take it to work in case my withdrawals get too bad and I collapse with a seizure.

[@thomasd.638]

I can totally relate with this, it's as if your body is out of oxygen. AA and rehab may work for some people, but not me, and the same goes for most alcoholics I know. You may want to try reading Steffon Barkload's stuff, very much like this is takes a gentler but incredibly effective approach.

[@Jacqueline.x]

3:17am and I’m here at a loose end!!! Tomorrow is my day to go clean. Oh gosh 🤞🏼

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Wish you the best if i can help at all please let me know!

[@Jacqueline.x]

Embody Daily Thank you so much!! X

[@CAM62633]

Just smoke weeeed and stop doing coke

[@Jacqueline.x]

Arcel 313 I’ve only ever touched weed in drugs. It’s my joy!!!

[@tessthemess4614]

How are you doing?

[@RavishingSailor]

Congratulations!!!! So happy for you. I was always in great shape and highly athletic my entire life drinking 2-3 beers with dinner per month. 7 years ago I had a severe family loss that threw me into a severe depression and I started drinking heavily. Pretty much drink 1-1 1/2 pints of either straight up whisky or vodka. It was like having an alternate life. I would drink secretly. Hiding all the bottles in my car and dumping them in the trash at the gas station. Funny cause I’m hindsight it wasn’t really secretly as my family and friends could see the change in my behavior. I went from happy to angry which is not my personality. I would pick fights and harp over irrelevant things. I became a functional alcoholic being able to keep life going, did my job well at work and provided for my family. Alcohol destroyed my relationship with my wife. Who hated drinking as a result of her father being an alcoholic. Drinking had consumed me and I became basically a beat up car always running on empty needing fuel to keep going on a daily basis. I would wake up everyday with brain fog, put on about 40 pounds of fat and lost all motivation to be better. I became an empty shell always looking forward for work to be over so I could start drinking. I had enough 6 months ago after I saw someone my age (43) die from liver failure. I also promised it to myself that I need to do it for my kids. Anyways, I went my entire life never interested in alcohol and at the age of 36 took up drinking. I turned into someone that I would joke about never becoming. Anyways sorry for my rant just needed to vent by writing it out. Peace and love to all of you.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Thank you for sharing your story! I relate to a lot of what you shared.

[@theprincess398]

Thanks for sharing this

[@hhara5327]

You touched my heart!

[@WolfBand626]

Good job. I feel you

[@emen6080]

Very relatable. Thanks for sharing

[@UndeadSoulGaming]

I’m this close to losing my fiancé and my entire life... I’m hungover all the time and I hate it. Watching this video now in hopes of stopping this...

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I hope you find what you're looking for! Here is a directory of telemedicine doctors who treat using this method: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine

[@brendapolar8506]

Good luck. You can do it.

[@daniloserra6398]

Cheers for the video content! Apologies for chiming in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you tried - Saankramer Life Card System (erm, check it on google should be there)? It is an awesome exclusive product for learning how to stop drinking without the normal expense. Ive heard some great things about it and my best friend Jordan finally got astronomical success with it.

[@annamorrison3480]

You can do it! xx

[@ringoscaramanga6476]

hey ,if anyone else wants to learn about how to quit drinking alcohol on my own try Nadazma Quit Drinking Helper (just google it ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my colleague got excellent results with it.

[@kahronwinston5599]

Thank you so much, I’m on day 3 sober, been drinking for 8 years, I’ve noticed I’m super negative and feel guilty about everything, trying to stay positive and keep going no matter how uncomfortable!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

You got this! if I can be of support please let me know :)

[@kathryngannon485]

It takes at least 10 days for your body to rid itself of alcohol so keep going and see how you feel after that.

[@jzen1455]

stay strong!

[@jeannettekite106]

21 days here. After 5 to 7 days you'll see a huge difference! Hang in there

[@tiffanifarrington4039]

I notice when I get some “control” over drinking, I binge eat

[@caesar349]

Tiffani Farrington it sucks but we trade one addiction for another. It’s hard to break the cycle

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

yeah I feel you. learning to let go of our need to numb, a process that isn't always easy that's for sure. You're not alone girl.

[@Xtheearthchildx]

Same

[@jkings6602]

Nice Video! Apologies for butting in, I am interested in your thoughts. Have you ever tried - Saankramer Life Card System (just google it)? It is an awesome one off guide for learning how to stop drinking without the normal expense. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my close friend Aubrey after a lifetime of fighting got great success with it.

[@herbertamaya2215]

there is no cure for alcoholism you can only treat it

[@abby__7867]

I started a med for Bipolar 2 and my usual amount of drinking has made me black out twice so far. I’m tired of not knowing what I did and waking up to my mom who is upset because I said something mean to her. No more drinking. Never needed it before, I need meds more than alcohol

[@jamesripley4168]

This is my 1st day I know I can do this I want my soul and passion back

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

wishing you the best!!

[@ChamorruWarrior]

I started drinking in the military cause that’s just what you do... but now that I’m back home with my friends who don’t drink I realized I kinda have an issue... thank you for the video

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Whenever I would hang out with light drinkers or people who don't drink was the biggest mirror for my problem with alcohol... good luck to you friend! I am here as a resource if you need :)

[@frankenclouds5740]

Tired of this pathetic thing i call my life. I didn't even get out of bed yesterday just thinking of how much i hate my alcoholism and where i am because of it.

[@fatboyskinniefromdabronx8405]

I didn’t drink today because my kids suffer behind it. So I thought to myself: Who would I please by not drinking..God or the devil?

[@matthewwilkinson2523]

I’m at the same point now, it’s a living hell

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I am sorry you are suffering. Check out the Sinclair Method. Here is a directory of doctors who treat using this Method: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine Many are through video appointments so it's really easy to get started.

[@paipai7460]

keep it together bro, im not buying into shit myself , just keep going man, we are in the same boat here, luv ya

[@deliacordero5128]

Don’t give up! ask god to help you could do it you are worth it!

[@jorgecastaneda9829]

here's several suggestions for giving up drinking quickly Try eating food while you are drinking - this cuts down the amount you drink. Take a break from drinking. Keep track of how much you drink, then you know if you are cutting down. Set yourself goals - don't make them too hard at first. Choose 1 or 2 days or every week when you will not drink . Then, try to stop drinking for one week per month.

[@cathyc2665]

It's hard when you live with a hateful person.... but no excuse!! Pull yourself up!

[@sashagreenly.realtor]

I have read several comments this morning and this one is the best. I can definitely do these...Thanks for this.

[@marie_jeppesen_5670]

I'm 19 and have been an alcoholic since I was 16. I just started in rehab and I'm doing better, but my mood is all over the place. It's such a hard journey and this video really helped me. Thanks for being honest and sharing your method

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Thanks for sharing!

[@3way456]

Omg same but i started at 17 and i'm 20 now. I'm just starting with rehab, how are you doing now?

[@SMMC333]

ive only been drinking everyday for about a year straight, im 20 ever since my father passed it got worse i hope these methods work thank you for the tips seriously means alot

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Wish you the best!!

[@Nat.Dialogue]

Check out Sober Leon channel. A revelation technique

[@sahralafren9935]

update

[@bamawama1]

I'm 21 days sober I'm determined to save myself and my family. I hit it hard after the death of my brother and kept finding more excuses to hit the bottle. I'm done with it and dont ever want a sip of alcohol again if it means my family is gone.

[@plarkin6433]

James Martin Im proud for you I'm praying for you and everyone on here thank you God bless you

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Congratulations on your sobriety James! I am so sorry to hear of your hardships... I will pray for you too

[@denise8791]

I believe in you. I'm proud of you for making the decision and being motivated. I'm 10 years sober, drinking nearly killed me. But i got sober in a strange way that doesn't always work. I was at complete rock bottom though. My boyfriend broke up with me and kicked me out. I was ready to end my life and I got pregnant. With twins. They saved my life.

[@bamawama1]

@@denise8791 I'm glad you didnt end it all. Gotta stay strong for them babies. That's my key motivator and its helped me be a better man for it. Before with alcohol I was verbally abusive and confined to myself because when I hit the bottle hard my brother passed away. I've been battling for 6 years and it took my partner walking away one night to finally sink in I can fuck this up and for what. On day 25 now lost 35 pounds and feel so damn good for myself.

[@denise8791]

@@bamawama1 you will make it through this. I know you can. It makes me so happy to hear how motivated you are. Your struggles sound hard and I am sorry you went through such hard times. You have this chance to stay in control. You can keep it up. ❤

[@j.e.pizarro1875]

I cried for about 5 minutes after watching your video. I was unaware that other methods are available to curb/stop drinking. I've had the same PCP for the last 25 years and I'm honestly scared/embarrassed to talk to him about how my desire for alcohol has reached DEFCON 1 levels. With Generalized social anxiety and depression, I felt using alcohol made me feel better (in the beginning) but then became my "solution" since I felt that medication wasn't working. Your honesty and information give me new hope about how to navigate this course without being "that person" who can't drink. Everyone knows that person who says "I don't drink" and they immediately change their behavior, not inviting you places because they think you may feel uncomfortable with others drinking around them. I will check out the resources you've listed to find a specialist who can start me on the path to a healthy and honest relationship with myself and alcohol. Thank you again Katie.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Awesome, I'm so happy this resonated! Have you gotten the prescription? If not there is a directory of physicians who treat using this method here: CThreeFoundation.org

[@Sarahthompson2237]

Thank you- I’m going to get into this method. I sound just like you- drinking a bottle of wine at least 5 nights a week, thinking of wine during the day, craving it and feeling so calm and happy while numbing myself out on it. I’m glad I found you

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Good luck to you! If I can help at all please let me know. Here is a directory of doctors who treat using this approach: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine

[@canttReid]

I make good money. Have a beautiful family that I support. No major problems. Yet I drink 12 drinks a day and do other drugs for the last 7 years at least. Everyday. No one around me has any idea how bad it is. I handle all of my duties but I feel like I’m barely holding it together. It’s weird how I got here. “The chains of addiction are too light to be felt until they are too heavy to be broken.” Pray for me, love y’all. We only have this one life. Let’s take on the battle

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Hi! Please look into the Sinclair Method. My own channel is about it. 🤍 you can also learn more here www.thrivealcoholrecovery.com/the-sinclair-method

[@tims2988]

On day 8 of Naltrexone and alcohol doesn't even cross my mind. It stopped the desire dead in its tracks. I drank a gallon of whiskey every 3 days for about 20 years. It is an amazing drug.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

this is amazing.

[@DelaniaAndTheDogs]

I’m dying of alcoholism. My heart hurts and I’m so ashamed. If this could help me I’d be so grateful,

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

check out cthreefoundation.org for resources if you need more info! lots of love to you....it's a miracle method.

[@vibrantlotus8154]

Me too

[@REN-dj5sg]

Don't give up! I'm not. I can't do this anymore

[@annalise9]

Don't give up! And we need to heal the past trauma that's still hurting us💜

[@fridahmbaya7945]

How are you doing now?

[@aleksaristic94]

I am heavy alcoholic addict and I am 24 years old, it sound stupid or maybe unreal, but it fuucked up my life in many ways. Just after 2 days when I drink myself to death, I crave again to get drunk asf, I fall in crysis without it. I wish to be like you.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I'm so sorry for your struggle. are you considering naltrexone and the Sinclair Method? Here's a list of doctors who treat using this method via telemedicine cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine. Please let me know if I can help

[@maeflowers28]

This is incredible. My husband is finally to the point of admitting his alcoholism and wanted to try to cold turkey it himself but I know deep down that it will just lead to more drinking. I pulled this video up and we both just watched it for the first time together. This is life changing information. I could definitely stand by his side while he does it this way and eventually heals the biological dependency. This makes so much sense to me and removes the failure and relapsing side of it. Thank you! From the bottom of my heart, thank you!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

reading this comment really made my day. thank you. I sincerely wish your husband the best. If I can be a resource please let me know.

[@T82306]

Great explanation of the method and so glad you spoke about the ADE (Alcohol Deprivation Effect). I think this is why other methods only work for periods of abstinence. 8 days, 8 weeks, 8 months or in my case, 8 years of abstinence crashes hard when the craving wins. 3 months on TSM and so far so good. Thank You!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

T_Butler 8 years!! Wow. Thanks for your comment. Glad to hear so far so good for you!

[@Lordofmamas]

Thank you ❤ Mother of 3 boys under 10. Lost my husband, father and grandmother within 2 years. I’ve used alcohol daily since I lost my husband in 2020. I’m ready for change.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I’m glad you found this video. If you want to learn more about the treatment or are ready to get started, here’s a link to our website 💕 we provide a private online program specializing in the Sinclair Method www.thrivealcoholrecovery.com/the-sinclair-method

[@jzen1455]

my drinking ramped up to the highest levels in my life during the pandemic. i used to never drink at home alone and was a social (in-person) drinker. but with zoom dances, I found excuses to drink home alone. what’s scary is I don’t get hangovers anymore-which helped limit how much I used drink-and on the heaviest drinking days can drink and drink like 375ml of 100 proof whiskey and like 3 Whiteclaws mixed with 1-2oz of Tequila and a dash of red wine; so upwards of 20 servings of alcohol while averaging ~11 servings daily. Im going to taper over a 1.5 week period. wish me luck! The most consecutive days I haven’t drunk during the pandemic is 2-3 days. My withdrawal symptoms during those rare days of not drinking were mild to moderate that included irritability, strong antsy feelings of cravings to drink, and anxiety

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Sincerely wishing you the best! I’ve seen this work very well for even the heaviest drinkers. Let me know if I can be of support 🤍

[@robinroedell3219]

This works! Thank you Katie for all your hard work! I appreciate you! God bless you! I got my life back at 52!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Wonderful! God bless you

[@goblingirlx4402]

I am on this medication right now and it's helped a lot. I stopped taking it for 4 days and went on a binge. Ended up doing something stupid, out of anger. Which I hear a lot of stories of people who aren't angry/mean people doing while under the influence of alcohol....anyways, I'm back on the medication today and ready to give it another try. Wish me luck ✨

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

glad you're back on it. we all slip up, the important thing is starting again!

[@4udomira]

Send you a lots of hugs!

[@chrisbinns3392]

So it doesn't work.

[@NatiLite]

When you said it was kind and nurturing and healing for yourself to indulge but get better made me cry. I am smart and know better but all these other methods felt like.... condescending in ways or like to religious etc. Lots of pressure and anxiety from being told “how to quit” When you said that I literally felt a hug. I want to cut back and am looking into this method. Thank you for putting things into perspective and including ALL types of drinkers. Thanks for this video.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

This means the world to me. If i can help at all please let me know!

[@iljie1]

Hey Katie, love your videos. Just started the Sinclair Method this Monday and the result have been life changing and I beginning to have hope again. I would love to learn more about Ria health and different mindfulness techniques because as great as this week has been i know this is going to be a long battle. Thanks

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Ryan Smith so happy you’ve found TSM for yourself. Ria is a program you join to navigate this method with the experts (which can make it could make it much easier on yourself). I have been watching to make more videos about mindfulness actually... always happy to chat with you as well. So glad you’ve discovered this for yourself! It is a long journey but an empowering one that’s so worth it

[@ImMi0810]

This sounds a lil similar to me. I started becoming a regular drinker at 20 with it gradually increasing, starting with half a bottle of wine to a whole, 1 & a half to 2 bottles and now it's 3. I'm now 30 and I can say that it's ruining my life more so in recent years but I've never been able to quit for longer than a few months. I drink anywhere from 4-6 days a week starting usually at 5pm until like 1am. I have very little motivation to do the most simple things until after noon. I'm bored not drinking, argue in my head debating why I should or shouldn't, should usually wins. My husband was drinking before we met (which was how I got to this point) He is a different type tho, the high functioning in denial kind. He starts drinking beer at 9am, drives to work, drinks at work (12 pack), comes home and passes out, 7 days a week without break. He doesn't think it's a problem for him, just for me 🤨... I miss the days when I wasn't addicted to anything 😞

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I hope you look into the Sinclair Method! it can be transformational.

[@danielburke7351]

Is he a concreter

[@juelzd7172]

Tired of drinking every night and going to work hungover and faking it through the day. I know I’m mentally addicted not physically I will look into a clinic to get a subscription and hopefully be the best version of myself in the future

[@Rose-oq2hn]

@port nut sugar.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

If you want to try the Sinclair Method, here is a directory of doctors that will prescribe the medication to get started: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine. This method is life changing for so many people!! Wishing you the best.

[@paipai7460]

if anyone has some real advice, i love ya. im trying to reduce the amount i drink every day, but some days aint working that way, i feel this shit is killing me, love yall

[@Nat.Dialogue]

Yep Listen to Sober Leon . His channel has the formula to " how to reframe the way you view and approach alcohol " I followed it and quit 40 years of drinking by reevaluation, reprogramming and methodical logic. Cold turkey and alone in lockdown. Still here , happy with cravings the least of my problems. All true in 2020

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Have you considered the Sinclair Method and naltrexone? naltrexone blocks the endorphin reward from alcohol so it helps a person to lose the desire to drink over time. That is what I talk about in this video. You can find a doctor who treats using this method through telemedicine here: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine

[@tinamartin7670]

I'm here this morning, I'm assuming other folks are here for the same reasons... Is there anyone who can see this who is willing to reach out And talk to someone who is suffering as well? I work over night right now...of course with the hope it will help disrupt the usual program... asking for myself... personal messages are welcome

[@RunninqMan]

Would love someone to talk to

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

You can always email me at [e-mail]

[@jasonsmith4483]

9 months sober at age 43. Weekend drinker but was so sick of feeling sick. Best decision I ever made. Used Annie Grace. No need for medication.

[@justentertainment5405]

I had to drink to be regular as soon I got off work I drank on way home. There was times I was too messed up I didn't go to work it affected me in many ways I hate drinking

[@danielburke7351]

I hear you man it's a struggle

[@kevinobrien9149]

It's I'm mind only 3 days sober, I have à great doctor , I'm lucky thank you Kevin

[@JS-iy4zb]

Wow, you’re basically telling my story. I’m glad I found this

[@torreyintahoe]

Wow, you just described my psychological grappling with alcohol perfectly. I know it's negatively impacting my life and every morning I say I'm not going to drink but every day at four oclock it all goes out the window and I'm pouring a rum and coke. I might have to give this a try.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I hope you so give it a try! Let me know if I can be of help. I see it help people every day to get free from alcohol use disorder ♥️

[@anguswiebe]

I don’t want to have to depend on a pill though I need to fix myself spiritually. Not in a religious sense, just finding something that fills the proverbial hole. You’re beautiful by the way

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I feel ya. Prayer was a huge part of my recovery and I have found God through this process. The relationship with Him is better today than it ever has been before. I will send a prayer your way right now.

[@excellexcell980]

Thank you for understanding and that's where it starts when ppl understand you first. Thank you i get sobber and drink again

[@jesseaustin9978]

I'm so ashamed the things I've done drunk. About to lose my job. Been drinking every day for 15 yrs. I have this medication. Need to start taking it starting now. Desperate for change.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

TSM is taking it 1 hour before drinking EVERY time you drink. please email me if you need more support [e-mail]. I can email you a PDF of the book The Cure for Alcoholism which is all about this method. There are also online group meet ups you can join www.embodydaily.com/tsm-meetups

[@MariaMaria-fy2qd]

Me too🙏🏽

[@jesseaustin9978]

@@MariaMaria-fy2qd I wish u the best get medical and support. I'm broken see a doctor tomorrow. I hate alcohol but keep drinking makes no sense. One day at a time. Totally just done with drinking. Making my life a living hell!

[@Jack-il3qv]

I was too chicken to go to AA but eventually I fell in the door and stopped clucking. It helped to save my life.

[@K0Y0L0E0C0U0L0L0E0N]

I'm 23, everything you have said relates to me so much.. I can't function without at least 2-3 bottles of wine a day.. btw you are beautiful

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I hope you look into the Sinclair Method! There are telemedicine doctors who treat using this method and you can see via video so it makes it easy. Here is a link: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine I wish you the best!!!

[@MrGreeneyedcat]

The ritual of endless continuum is so true, A.D.E, certainly needs to be addressed, it's the difference between a lifetime of recovering, or recovered. Thankyou katie.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

MrGreeneyedcat you said this sooo well. Lifetime recovery vs recovered. Thank you for your kind words, support and comments 🙏🏻🙏🏻 means so so much

[@MrGreeneyedcat]

Embody Daily. Welcome katie : ) .

[@Jdid18]

Half way through watching still don’t know what the method was lol

[@jenpen114]

Basically taking Naltrexone 1 hour before you drink. You won't get the pleasure affects from it and binge. This is my understanding at least.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

it's called The Sinclair Method. It involves taking naltrexone 1-2 hours before drinking. Over time, the addiction to alcohol can be extinguished. I hope that helps! There are more resources in my description below the video as well

[@ISB8]

😂

[@philmomslim526]

@@thrivealcoholrecovery is this over the counter

[@erickmendoza1662]

I started drinking at 16. The hospitality industry is the worst but the best financially. I got a DUI at 20. Well a wet reckless, well that does not help my case. I left for a month from the industry and it started helping but I knew it wasn’t going to last if I wanted to go back to work. Restaurants will be my life

[@giorodriguez2800]

I am going to quit & this is so helpful & inspirational! Thank you so much!

[@jamesegan8184]

This is interesting. I do a lot of DUI defense and so many new clients could use this information. You seem so kind, thank you for sharing such personal information, your hair swings around when you speak, you're a great communicator!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I hope you can share this with your clients!! Here is a directory of physicians who treat using this method - many via telemedicine. cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine There is also a documentary called "One Little Pill" which is all about it as well.

[@ItsMeHi116]

"MUST you load/unload the dishwasher now, honey?" Haha. But in all seriousness, you're the first video I watched when I searched "how to stop drinking alcohol" and you have me excited that there is hope. I see myself in you a lot and you make me hopeful. I'm going to read into it further and then speak with my doctor, thank you! xo

[@No1_Inpa_Ticular]

This does actually work. It worked for me by accident. I got on Suboxone for opiate addiction but was still sneaking alcohol at night. About a week after being on the suboxone which has naloxone in it, I went to have my normal drinking that night and the urge to do so just wasnt there that night. I stopped craving alcohol that very night. I had no clue it was because of my medication. I believe it now because I had stopped taking the suboxone and have gotten bad into alcohol again. I really want to talk to my dr about getting naltrexone.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

wow!! That is a crazy story... I hope you talk with your doctor!

[@madylynmontgomery5059]

Love the painting in the background

[@WeAreH2O]

This is huge. I just watched Claudias video 2 videos prior to yours!! By total chance, I chose diff ones to “watch later” selecting by random to get a good list for personal reference!! With yours, reassuring the SINCLAIR METHOD.. I know this is the way to go!! Such great info thank you so much keep up the great work, Congratulations on your sobriety and GOD BLESS!!!! I look forward to documenting my BFF’s success!! Yesterday was day ONE, we all confronted her and said, it’s time, we all have known, u can’t hide anymore but we are here and will walk the path WITH you!! May God be a Glorious God and lead us with His Wisdom, patience and empathy to help those we love the most!!!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Good luck to you girl! Wishing you all the best on this method. God bless you :)

[@albertoblasio8609]

It’s day one for me ! it’s such a vicious cycle

[@JessicaJohnson-bp2yk]

How is it now for you? Is your still taking peel?

[@मोमो]

I love this! thank You for sharing this method, your the best... best method😊

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

You are so welcome!

[@themirandaproject2468]

i have to drink because i cant deal with the chronic anxiety. it sucks so bad

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I feel ya. Alcohol definitely made my anxiety worse...the less and less I drank the less I was anxious. It was a process though of healing for sure. I wish you the best if I can help at all please let me know.

[@ncheadhntr3]

This....THIS!! Haven't heard anyone emote so much realness and emote a realistic hope. Thank you. I'm a "functional" alcoholic but what sets me apart from MOST groups is that I never drink and have a distaste for alcohol when my mind-set is in a negative state. I have 0% drive to drink when I'm moody, blue, stressed....because I know the next morning it will be 10x worse. I think my body has scripted that for me. On the flip side, I'm a "positive" drinker". When I'm having an amazing day, I get a promotion, someone gives me a compliment, etc. When I'm feeling GOOD....that's my issue. I'm addicted to taking it to the next level and it's through alcohol. Yes, the next morning I deal with the hangover but I've excepted that payment over the years.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Hi there! how are you doing now? I realize this comment was a long time ago...

[@shaniecegullison]

Amazing video.alcohol has taken over my life 😭😭😭

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I hope you consider the Sinclair method. Here is a nonprofit that has a directory of doctors who treat using this approach through telemedicine cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine

[@shaniecegullison]

@@thrivealcoholrecovery thank you

[@beckabronstad8384]

Thank you so much for your video. I must say, I'm so grateful I found your video before seeing the Ted talk. Your delivery is so much better, IMO. Compelling, to the point and more informative. I think this method is exactly what I need. I'm not interested in giving up drinking altogether, it's so much a part of my social life. I just want to be able to stop after 1 drink, and I don't want my thoughts to be consumed with when I'm going to get my next drink! The way you describe your past self is me, to a T. For the last 10 years. Again, than you for this.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

wow, that's pretty awesome to read all of this. thank you for sharing. I truly wish you the best!

[@-berberry]

Thank you for this. It's been so hard but you are right. I feel like regular things aren't good without drinking. I hate it. I want to be healthy. :( I'm texting my doctor/psychiatrist tomorrow. She's a very understanding, cool human I hope she is able to prescribe me this.

[@dlfmediajunk1277]

I m 29 and been suffering with alcohol addiction for long time been really bad for months after my dad passed away and drinking became my escape from reality and i dont want to be this way anymore i want to get better find a meaning of life again i suffer depression and its horrible when i cant go a day without depending on this evil demon called alcohol i have that pill in my house first thing in the morning im taking it and gonna fight this disease

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Hello there, I am so sorry for your suffering. I hope you will look into the Sinclair Method. You can find more info and a doctor to prescribe here: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine

[@DB_of_the_Dakotas]

You are a great blessing. Keep up the good work!🙌🏼💕

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

reinamarie614 thank you kind soul

[@bigal7561]

I was a major alcoholic for 25 years. I don't mean a few beers. I was a very high functioning alcoholic and the job I had let me travel some pretty cool places for conferences and of course, all the drinks, dinner........free on company reps. It got so bad I was having a few blackouts and was going to quit (yeah right) when I got a alcohol related ticket. Now dwi but I was asleep in my car and they charged me with actual physical control and that's just as bad as a dui...almost. This was enough and my wife was going to leave me and my sister was almost done with me. So I went to AA. AA may be great for some but not for me. Stayed with it for a couple of months and fell off the wagon once and decided that I'd do it on my own. I told my wife and sis what I was going to do but I don't want anyone mentioning it or patting me on the back for doing so good. I don't work that way. Dug into work and increased exercising to a full workout with a goals and schedules. No physical problems like DT's or anything else and I expected it. Now I though about drinking because I was still traveling and was around drinks a bunch. Yep....I would have liked to have one but no I did not. Didn't tell anyone what I was doing but they picked it up as we all travel to the same conferences. My best friend noticed but didn't say a thing. He, who drank as much as me, just quit too. Cool. I was more worried about who the heck I was sober than being a drunk. I thought that I couldn't have fun or know how to act. But once my mind started to hit on all the cylinders that all changed and got better and better till I was me again and having a blast. It takes a while for your mental sober catches up with your physical sober. I can't even tell you how long that was because I never thought about my alcoholism. I just made sure my shoes were tied and nothing was going to trip me up subconsciously. It worked for me but I wired a bit different.

[@wh1msic4l]

I know I’m not the one supposed to watch this but my dad’s been drinking all day long, forgetting about us. Every time my dad goes back home from drinking alcohol, we would be just quiet, sad or even mad... Should I show this to my dad? I don’t know if my dad will ever listen to this because my dad kept saying that alcohol is healthy... pls help...

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I'm so sorry :( that must be really tough. You should show him this! And show him the documentary "One Little Pill" and the TedxTalk by Claudia Christian "How I overcame alcoholism." It's really hard for people to quit drinking and this method can help a person gain control without having to quit. Hang in there I wish you all the best!!!

[@monitorwerks6123]

I am not sure if you showed it o him or not but I would suggest a few other things first unless you or your family are in danger. If that is the case contact the police. If you father is not physically violent you are lucky. But you need to be careful. You must also understand that when he is drunk he is not in control of his emotions or thoughts. Please, please, Please!!! understand that NONE of it is you or anyone else fault. Your Dad needs to deep soul searching and lots of love. He is having difficult time. By what you say that he says it is healthy seems to be either an excuse to himself or he is trying to distract you and I am 99% sure he knows and he wants to change but it is a very difficult thing to do if you are not ready. Talk with a family member to see if they can help you get help. If I can help another way let me know. Just know this that you are an awesome person and have a huge heart.

[@wh1msic4l]

@@monitorwerks6123 it's alright! Actually, my dad has been recovering from alcohol and focusing more in what's important these past days. I'm kinda glad for that. Thank u also for ur kind help or words. Stay safe too

[@thetruthk5138]

Read the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous try to get to meetings on line or ideally in person ... Seven years Sober and I don't need to take a pill so I can indulge in Alcohol life is good God Bless

[@bigepimpin862]

Omg 3 months in and i do not crave it at all!!!! Actually at first month i quit!!! Thank u sooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

this is awesome :)

[@Jennifersargent2008]

I’m only a teen and I’m addicted to alcohol. I can’t go to my parents for help and it’s so hard but I’ve been sober for 6 days and crave the alcohol so ducking badly.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I'm so sorry. Please let me know if I can help. [e-mail]

[@Californialiving831]

6 weeks sober today 🙏

[@swisha935]

It just takes a little discipline...no prescription needed...you have to really want to quit for yourself not because people are telling you to...do it for yourself ....start with 1 day....then a 2..then a week .....treat it like a video game set a high score of day you can go with out drinking or using....if you fall off try to beat that score....and go from there ..cold turkey is the best way .... One day at a time ....good luck...u got this !!!!!!

[@patc1309]

Congrats! However some people have a brain chemistry problem and this is a good alternative for them when willpower won't cut it. CHEERS 🍻

[@cincomorales]

Thank you 🙏 I subscribed to your chanel I stopped drinking for six years But now I’ve being drinking for 5 months Night time before sleep 🛌

[@TheSoberWebb]

If you did it for six years you can definitely do it again. I know how hard the struggle is and too used to help myself sleep by drinking. Do you have a support system of any sort that can help start over with not drinking?

[@dylanarnold9127]

I’m definitely going to give this a shot

[@SandeJune]

You've got this.

[@briancoyne6700]

no pun intended!

[@christinag4968]

How’s it going?

[@dylanarnold9127]

@@christinag4968 not good

[@moopboop2312]

this makes so much sense! block the pleasure, you wont get the urge anymore. im gonna bring this up to my doctor and see if i can try this. i drink vodka heavily (im the half a gallon a day) and ive been wanting to stop for awhile but i literally cannot. i crave it so much constantly. im drunk right now, in fact. i gotta try this. i gotta stop. i need to stop.

[@TheSoberWebb]

Check out my story where I share part of my journey with alcohol and recovery. Maybe it will help..? kzbin.info/www/bejne/faaxfZmjlraVi5Y

[@seagullpoet]

Half a gallon of vodka. Wowza. Hope you’re slowing down.

[@herbertamaya2215]

i stoped drinking for a week now my goal is 2 go for a whole year sober to see if the year challenge works then that will mean i have control over addiction

[@stellamary204]

How are you going?

[@herbertamaya2215]

@@stellamary204 relapsed for 4 months but back sober again for now

[@stellamary204]

@@herbertamaya2215 You've got this! It's not "for now" it's for the goal you first set. When you achieve that you'll be so proud you'll set another one. Keep going.

[@herbertamaya2215]

@@stellamary204 i dont know how just 2 have a beer i gotta keep going after the 1st i have no controll

[@stellamary204]

@@herbertamaya2215 I know it's easier said than done but maybe don't have that one. Do you have a good support system?

[@melissaosenbaugh4966]

I came here to see about how to stop drinking, however, I am enamored by the painting behind you! It is so beautiful. I love flowers. This is actually the very 1st video I have watched. I NEED MY LIFE BACK!!! I am so depressed, anxious, paranoid, ect. I just want to be happy with life and not depend on alcohol to make me (THINK I FEEL HAPPY) because I feel terrible!!!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Melissa so nice to meet you!!! I got the painting at Target 🙂 I hope you consider the Sinclair method. Here is a nonprofit that has a directory of doctors who treat using this approach through telemedicine cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine. I am always here as a resource as well, there’s lots of online tools and information if you want to know more I’m happy to share

[@arnetrahughes2277]

Thank you so much for your transparency!

[@robinroedell3219]

This does work! Listen to her! I did it! Katie!- I love you ! Thank you and God bless you! Thank you for all of your work on this! I did it and I got my life back at 52! Thank you thank you thank you!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

This put a big smile on my face. So glad you found this info, God Bless You!

[@rickjames3562]

Read Alan Carrs book, the easy way to quit drinking book, changed my life..

[@navindranv]

What is the name brother?

[@kourtneywiththekurls814]

@@navindranv that IS the name. Well the actual name is ’The easy way to control Alcohol’

[@navindranv]

@@kourtneywiththekurls814 thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@noelgibson5956]

I gave up totally a few days before NYE in 2016. I think the key is to give it up, then just not think about it. I go to the gym, run and maintain a healthy diet. I've made a physical list of ways you benefit from not drinking......and there are many. These days it's just a non issue in my life. It's something I just don't do........and it feels normal to me.

[@greglinski2208]

I just can't stop. I've lost jobs, girlfriends, family members don't speak to me. I've been hospitalised after seizures and ended up with DT's. The first thing I do when discharged is drink. I don't know what to do. I know it's ruined my life but I can't leave it alone.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Are you considering the Sinclair Method? It doesn't require stopping but helps you fall out of love with alcohol so it's easier to drink less.

[@greglinski2208]

Embody Daily I've never heard of naltrexone before watching this video. I don't know if it's something doctors prescribe here in the uk. It's hard to see a doctor right now with covid19 happening.

[@hilljack2yackie]

😞

[@mrnando5187]

Your not alone im drunk af right now andbi cant stop. I lost EVERYTHING and still cant stop

[@greglinski2208]

@@mrnando5187 brother you have my sympathy.

[@theamericantravelguy]

Bless your heart! I was sober 1.5 years but now Im back to a 6 pack or 24 a night. I need to get back to my sobriety this alcohol will kill me.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

are you considering the Sinclair Method? Wishing you the best!

[@codyjames9376]

Every show on TV seems to glorify drinking and getting drunk! Drinking has ruined my life!!

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

seriously!! everywhere you look. are you still drinking or have you stopped?

[@codyjames9376]

@@thrivealcoholrecovery two days sober!! The house is a total mess, but I don't feel sick today.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

@@codyjames9376 congratulations :)

[@codyjames9376]

@@thrivealcoholrecovery thank you!!

[@kaitlynanita448]

Omg even Facebook encourages it

[@adamjones7703]

I've never heard someone explain how I feel. After many failed attempts I think you may have saved my life. I have a consultation for tomorrow from the resources you provided. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Great to hear! How are you doing now???

[@adamjones7703]

Unfortunately life happened and I'm even worse off than before. It seems to never get better.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

@@adamjones7703 I'm sorry to read this...but there is still hope so please don't lose heart! Are you still interested to try the medication assisted treatment? We offer a private at home program that guides you through it...it helps to gradually reduce drinking over time without forced abstinence or white knuckling...you can learn more or contact us here www.thrivealcoholrecovery.com/the-alcohol-freedom-program. Happy to support any way that I can!!

[@weareafamily2]

I need help

[@Hanna-nn4eq]

Me too, alcoholism is so tiring..

[@PhatBoyiee]

You are absolutely a beautiful person. Thank you so much for creating this video! This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

thank you for your kind comment! that means a lot. Wish you the best.

[@justentertainment5405]

When I drink I use cocaine always I want to stop I really want I wish I never drinked

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Hello, if you are interested in trying the Sinclair Method, here is a website that includes doctors who will prescribe it. cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine The method is saving lives from alcoholism!

[@walterhbez]

I sat crying watching this, I drink at least half a 5L box of wine a day. I drink to forget, I drink to "relax". I drink to numb myself. I have started drinking at a very young age, I think ~14. Snuck alcohol into the woods next to our homes. I've done Coke, Cat, Speed, Extacy, LSD, Weed, MDMA (no its not like Extacy but similar) damn I've done a lot. I quit all of those years ago, maybe apart from the occasional splif. I cannot get rid of alcohol. It is ruining my life. When I start the quit on Alcohol, I become so distressed and anxious. It's like I'm getting a message that I'm going to lose something important and I get really irate and dangerous. I really need to get rid of alcohol. This is so much inspiration, I don't think I can do it.

[@Michael-tr7uq]

The short-term use of Naltrexone and The Sinclair Method can cure Alcohol Use Disorder. Wonderful TEDx talk kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHbKmZyPlNhlqtU Documentary 'One Little Pill' watch.amazon.com/detail?asin=B07NC3TVTR also the book by Dr. Roy Eskapa, PHD, "The Cure for Alcoholism". TSM ... greater than 70% success rate. It just plain works! “The Sinclair Method … it really made a lot of sense. It’s so beautiful. You don’t have to stop drinking. You don’t have to give up alcohol. The alcohol will give you up. So that is the beauty of this treatment.” Dr. Kshama Metre

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I'm so sorry for your suffering. I hope you will look into the Sinclair Method...it's saving and changing lives!

[@jayrodny8419]

I drank almost a whole bottle of whisky on Monday

[@jayrodny8419]

Been sober 2 days began intermittent fasting three days ago I was 249 pounds three weeks ago now I’m 223 lbs hope to get to 170

[@sarahfallmusic]

@@jayrodny8419 good job buddy

[@stormedwards356]

Going through this right now and its the hardest thing I have ever had to do but it will be worth it! The headaches, nausea, anxiety, fucked up heart beat and feeling like im having a heart attack..etc.. sucks real bad! But it will go away. If I make it through this alive I will finally be able to give my wife and kids the man they all deserve! If you have a beautiful family and a loving, supporting wife or husband then go take your life back people! You are all worth it! ❤

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

I am truly wishing you the best. If I can be a resource for the Sinclair Method, please let me know. Happy to share more info.

[@christinaheuer7169]

My drinking is going to make me lose my husband right now.

[@nitarose44]

Been there. Feel free to message me.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Check out The Sinclair Method! riahealth.com/sinclair-method/ It really works for most people... and you don't have to quit... drinking is part of getting better.

[@christinelejerk6155]

How are you? Hope all is well❤️

[@defaultuser7777]

Same here 😢

[@brettsommer]

You have given me hope. You have touched my soul with your words, and wisdom,

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

that means a lot. I'm wishing you the very best. please let me know if I can be a resource.

[@riskybusiness5921]

9 minutes of talking about how this method works, without saying what it is. jeez

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

thanks for the feedback! just added a "pinned" comment with more direct info

[@jaimemurphy2208]

You're not an alcoholic. You drank a bottle of wine every now and then. You're monetizing this.

[@carencurk4969]

Jaime Murphy you obviously didn't listen to her. She said she drank at least a bottle of wine a night

[@jaimemurphy2208]

That's not alcoholic. Do you know how much alcoholics drink?

[@shmagglehammer]

Jaime Murphy You’re right. I drink anywhere from 500ml to 1 liter of vodka every day. Hoping to change, which is why I’m here. But yeah...serious alcoholics, like myself, usually ingest quite a lot, daily.

[@dgvolkable]

A nuanced video. Thank you. Do you mind me asking what is your relationship with alcohol now - and is drinking on the medication akin to drinking a non-alcoholic beer?

[@dgvolkable]

@@Paulonetotherapist thank you very much.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Hi there! Sorry for the late response. I quit drinking 3.5 years ago through this medication assisted treatment. Drinking on the medication was still enjoyable for me but it gave me an off switch... I wouldn't want more than 2 usually (after a while...this took some time). Eventually I got to a place where I just couldn't be bothered to drink. Are you considering this method? www.thrivealcoholrecovery.com/the-sinclair-method

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

👉 Free Course: Is The Sinclair Method Right for Me? www.thrivealcoholrecovery.com/access-sinclair-method-right-for-me

[@brookelabeau8860]

How long do you take this medication? Do you eventually stop drinking? What happens when you stop taking the medication?

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

@@brookelabeau8860 typically it is taken 1 hour before drinking every time you drink. some people stop drinking, others drink in moderation with this method. nothing happens when you stop taking the medication...it's not addictive/safe so there's no bad side effects or anything. check out: riahealth.com/naltrexone

[@jayrodny8419]

I need help I need to quit completely

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

@@jayrodny8419 Please consider the Sinclair Method! It can help to gradually reduce and make quitting easier. Here are doctors that prescribe naltrexone: cthreefoundation.org/telemedicine There are also other medications that may better support abstinence, you can read more here: riahealth.com/medication-for-alcoholism

[@sphere6258]

@@brookelabeau8860 When you stop taking the medication but keep drinking even occasionally, you eventually relapse. So if you stop the meds, I strongly advise you don't drink.

[@Dan4052]

Thank you so much for making and sharing this video. It was just what I needed to hear tonight. You made some great points that I hadn’t considered and they really made sense to me. You are very well spoken and current on this issue. I’m going to look into it. Thank you.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rosbergs3]

WOW You look really good for a past alcoholic. I just started TSM 4 days ago. I'm not giving up

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Yay so happy you’re getting started!!

[@rosbergs3]

@@thrivealcoholrecovery thank you my love

[@quackaholicsanonymous7210]

Love your approach here. I know this is an older video, but it is still a very valuable one. I am going to reccomend this to everyone I know.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

Thank you 🙏🏻 still passionate about this and helping people find freedom through this method ❤️

[@quackaholicsanonymous7210]

@@thrivealcoholrecovery I don't always get a chance to chime in on your videos. BUT, I wanted to let you know that I have watched every single one of them since I found your channel. I always love hearing the updates, and the information you put out. Keep doing what you are doing.

[@thrivealcoholrecovery]

@@quackaholicsanonymous7210 Thank you for your kind comment! Means a lot... I'm hoping you are doing well :)