My goodbye letter to alcohol Life in Recovery Addiction Recovery Forum & Support Group

• May 20, 2022
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You’ll not be even a part of my future. Thank you for the good memories and I’ll try to forget the bad. It’s time for me to focus on my family. It’s time for me to make things right.

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I wrote this post on my old website back in 2017, goodbye letter to alcohol in a flurry of emotional release via my keyboard. I was struck then by the similarities between how I felt about alcohol, and my experience within an abusive relationship. Many years later, the similarities still send shivers down my spine.

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Did you notice towards the end, how much we cried together. All those sad midnights looking in the mirror. We had become such closet companions towards the end.

A Goodbye Letter to Alcohol

But I couldn’t stop thinking about you. This is my goodbye letter to drugs, a rejection of the destructive path you led me down. I honestly used to think I couldn’t be https://ecosoberhouse.com/ happy without you in my life, but I want you to know how wrong I was.

• You once had me trapped in a mindset of worry and struggle, which introduced me to your close friends – anxiety,shame, and guilt.
• We are changing our names during this divorce back to who we were before you moved in on our lives.
• Most importantly to not forget the toll it took on my family and the woman I lost because of you ….Goodbye….

• It consumes one’s, leaving behind a trail of destruction and despair.
• The way that all my problems seemed not to end, but to begin with you.
• I went without you this year, and it sucked, especially since you were cheating on me with everyone else.
• You have been with me through thick and thin.
• I learned what I am no longer prepared to tolerate.

They deserve me without you tagging along. I’m just sorry I abused our relationship. And who knows, if I’m ever old and alone, we may meet again.

How to Write a Goodbye Letter to Alcohol?

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• It should not be used in place of the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider.
• I am now determined to live out the rest of my life without you.
• I started a new job, got a girlfriend, and started to forget you.
• But I had found another love, one who truly cared for me and wanted the best for me.

A Farewell Letter to Alcohol

Did it stop being good company and become a liability? Be prepared to give clear reasons for your change of heart. Count the reasons in your head, then lay them out on paper. Acknowledge the recipient (alcohol) and the intent of your letter.