Being free of worry. My family being healthy. Nature walks. Car rides alone listening to loud music. The first bite of my favourite foods. Laughing with friends. Having a lie in. Cosied up on the couch with a cuppa.
If they have had relapses in the last three years then no. If they've gone cold turkey for the last three years and if you not drinking when you're together doesn't matter, then yes.
We've all done crazy stuff at some stage when we were younger, not necessarily hard drugs, which in some cases one hit is enough to be addicted. People make mistakes.
Lou, there was a "Welsh" guy on here up until recently, you might not remember him , I recall him describing himself on a few occasions as bald with a beard, also had a soft spot for a certain someone who commented here.
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, I recall him describing himself on a few occasions as bald with a beard, also had a soft spot for a certain someone who commented here.
RE: How do you keep your conscience clear?
Delighted for ya, some of us can't avail of that luxury every day.