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Old Dec 08, 2013, 03:20 PM
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We celebrated my pap's birthday yesterday. Mostly family and a few family friends. It was a lot of fun. I drank though, a lot. I've noticed I've been drinking more often but usually it isn't much. Last night though, it was a party so I partied. I know it wasn't responsible of me, but that's what happened.

I feel really out of it today. It wouldnt be hard to fall back asleep and this coffee isn't doing anything for me. I have things that need done but no will to do them. I got a new pet rat recently and I've just been hanging out with her while she runs around the bed and nests in my hoodie. It feels good not being alone, pets are so therapeutic. Fiance is at work, Brother visiting friends, parents at the mall doing some holiday shopping.

I feel like if she wasnt keeping me.company I wouldve already went back to sleep.

I also couldnt find my lamotrigine last night because I was too drunk. If anyone remembers my previous predicament, I was able to get 5 from the pharmacy for $20 and have been taking then in halves waiting for ny insurance's mail order pharmacy to send me more. Other than that things are normal, taking my wellbutrin like I'm supposed to.

I'm not sad or anything. I just feel nothing. It's such a weird day.
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Old Dec 08, 2013, 03:30 PM
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I may or may not have done something similar last night. We all goof right? Just gotta get back on it…….
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Old Dec 08, 2013, 03:44 PM
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I hear ya. It's so hard to stop once you start up again. Unless of course it only happened once. I let myself slip back into the habit of having a few drinks 2-3x /week. Time to put a stop to it. I guess today is a good thing, I'm feeling the reprocussions of my actions but not in a depression or anything. I'll take.today as a warning to knock it off.
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Old Dec 08, 2013, 05:32 PM
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Yes, it is a good thing to not drink if you are taking meds. Really bad for your liver not to mention alcohol is a depressant. But you are right we all make mistakes, I've been there too.
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Old Dec 09, 2013, 04:57 AM
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It's true. It can be difficult to avoid, especially that I'm living with two alcoholics (father and brother). Moving out really isn't going to be an option for some time. At least by the time I can leave I'll have an iron will and it will have been beneficial to my character.
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