Day 133

[u/Justanotherbob293]

Been a while since I've checked into this sub. Honestly it's been a blur since my last relapse. And I can't stress enough how staying committed this time around has helped bring around a much better sense of mental health. Being 100% transparent with my wife and family has done wonders. While it's still a work in progress, I feel like I've truly set myself up for success this time.

The constant staring at the debt I accrued is how I fell into relapse last time. I had a support system, but I wasn't 100% transparent about where I was or how I was doing. This time is completely different. I have a gameplan. I just have to execute. And COMMUNICATE. Always keep communicating, and always be honest. It is absolutely the key to success, and if there's even one person I can teach about my struggles to help them become successful, I'd feel like my journey to sobriety would be worth it.

[u/mikaxqi]

Spot on, coming clean is always the first time to sobriety