[Kizzy]

Thanks everyone
I just felt it would help me as i'm finding it harder and harder to recover after drinking, can't stand that sluggish feeling.
Poor mizzy, hope you have recovered after that.

[thesheriff443]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Thanks everyone
I just felt it would help me as i'm finding it harder and harder to recover after drinking, can't stand that sluggish feeling.
Poor mizzy, hope you have recovered after that.

the first step is to realise your over doing it.

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Thanks everyone
I just felt it would help me as i'm finding it harder and harder to recover after drinking, can't stand that sluggish feeling.
Poor mizzy, hope you have recovered after that.

Kizzy, I've always had the worst hangovers ever. It wasn't a problem when I was younger and drinks would be mixed with Peruvian marching powder, so I was ok. But now, I can be completely sober after a couple of pints, but still wake up with a headache.

I'm 27 in a few months and I've pretty much been forced into giving up drinking. I could cope with just being sluggish, but not feeling sick.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

Kizzy, I've always had the worst hangovers ever. It wasn't a problem when I was younger and drinks would be mixed with Peruvian marching powder, so I was ok. But now, I can be completely sober after a couple of pints, but still wake up with a headache.

I'm 27 in a few months and I've pretty much been forced into giving up drinking. I could cope with just being sluggish, but not feeling sick.

jesus they don't make them like they used too..27 and over the hill

Originally Posted by Cherie

jesus they don't make them like they used too..27 and over the hill

In a few months, not yet!

But I've always suffered terribly.

[Cherie]

in that case you are a very wise Jesus, alot of people feel terrible the day after but still drink to excess...

[mizzy25]

Think i was ok till maybe 30 but then again maybe thats totally wrong i remember the hangovers from hell in my 20s now it takes days to get over them not just hours lol
For those who dont drink but used to, do u think your boring without a drink? I have been told im very funny when ive had a drink. But i know im a bot boring without one.

[Kizzy]

I was a nightmare in my 20's and early 30's on the booze.. let's just leave it at that haha!
If anything i'm more boring and I find other people boring when drunk as everyone just chats **** don't they?

I say I feel sluggish, but in all honesty it's worse than that jesus.
Like you I just feel like I've been poisoned and look like a junkie it's not worth it haha.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

Kizzy, I've always had the worst hangovers ever. It wasn't a problem when I was younger and drinks would be mixed with Peruvian marching powder, so I was ok. But now, I can be completely sober after a couple of pints, but still wake up with a headache.

I'm 27 in a few months and I've pretty much been forced into giving up drinking. I could cope with just being sluggish, but not feeling sick.

Just wait till you hit your 30's, It's not worth spending two days recovering after a few glasses of wine for me, I hardly drank at all over Christmas

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Just wait till you hit your 30's, It's not worth spending two days recovering after a few glasses of wine for me, I hardly drank at all over Christmas

I'll probably be completely teetotal by 30. My most adventurous drinking sessions this Christmas, have been on lunchtime trips to my village local for a plate of meat and a hoegaarden (only 1).

[Lee.]

I always promise myself a huge detox in January, but there's no point! It my birthday in January as well as my sisters then my best friend's. Then I have a staff night out.

February it is then

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

I'll probably be completely teetotal by 30. My most adventurous drinking sessions this Christmas, have been on lunchtime trips to my village local for a plate of meat and a hoegaarden (only 1).

I'm heading that way myself I reckon, I went out over Christmas to an engagement party and decided I'd drive, I really thought it would bother me not drinking when everyone else was but it didn't bother me at all

Originally Posted by Lee.

I always promise myself a huge detox in January, but there's no point! It my birthday in January as well as my sisters then my best friend's. Then I have a staff night out.

February it is then

Detox's are a myth, Lee, so don't worry about it. If your liver is working fine, then you are automatically being continually detox'd.

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

Detox's are a myth, Lee, so don't worry about it. If your liver is working fine, then you are automatically being continually detox'd.

To be honesty, I actually don't think it is remotely possible for ny liver to be working properly!

[Kizzy]

Hi lee, nice to see you
I'm cleaning mine with some milk thistle, it better appreciate the lengths i'm going to here haha!
And I agree totally with niamh, 30+ you just don't shake it off the same.
No more 'duvet days' for me

[Lee.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Hi lee, nice to see you
I'm cleaning mine with some milk thistle, it better appreciate the lengths i'm going to here haha!
And I agree totally with niamh, 30+ you just don't shake it off the same.
No more 'duvet days' for me

I've swallowed a LOT of milk Thistle over the festive period! I've actually only been properly wankered twice, but its just all the glasses if wine/champagne/nightcaps that you seem to have every where you go! It all mounts up!

...and nice to see you too Kizzy! I'll have a wee drink for you tonight

[the truth]

yeah ive not touched a drop dont miss it at all, getting drunk is the most boring pastime ever

[Jessica.]

I've never even tried alcohol yet. I don't see a point in it really.

[Kizzy]

It'll be ten years this year and not a drop!

I'll have my award for being here (on and off) too

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It'll be ten years this year and not a drop!

well done Kizzy

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It'll be ten years this year and not a drop!

I'll have my award for being here (on and off) too

How Nice

[bitontheslide]

that's quite a milestone kizzy, well done

[Alf]

You should celebrate that news with a glass of Champagne.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

It'll be ten years this year and not a drop!

I'll have my award for being here (on and off) too

Well done Kizzy I'll do your award when I get on my PC in an hour or so (if no one gets there first)

[Kizzy]

Thanks, I've said it before but this place played a huge part in the initial stage of recovery. I withdrew from everything and spent a lot of time on here when the kids weren't around to keep me focused.