When THIS Happens, Stop Drinking Alcohol NOW

In today's video we will be discussing the critical point at which you must question your drinking and consider getting sober. If you ignore this and continue drinking as normal then it will only get worse. Stay tuned to find out!

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[LeonSylvester]

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[Thirtyeight]

I'm seven days sober and smokeless. Wish me luck and good luck ya'll.

[beckeredward]

I stopped drinking in 1987. Best decision I ever made. Sober for 33 years and counting. It can be done.

[Cheese_crackers]

The fact that I’m searching sobriety videos for months tells me alone I’ve come to that point

[alliebearkid]

It's time for me. Waking up every morning with crippling panic attacks; unable to calm my head and heart down. I could feel it killing me inside, both physically and mentally. I'm only 3 days in and terrified of what the road looks ahead, but I'm glad I found this video.

[fusionjunkie]

Almost 8 months alcohol free here. Life changing is an understatement.

[tylerclark]

I’m only 23 and it’s about time for me. I’ve been drinking heavily since about 17-18. I can’t even remember the last time I went a full 24 hrs without a drink. It’s probably been 100 days or more. Wish me luck yall

[alicebrown]

I’m 13 weeks sober 🙌 I’m 31 and at the start of the year I was found having one of many seizures and vomiting blood by a delivery driver who saw me through my front window. I was so close to losing my life. We can all beat this! When you do the right thing good things start to happen, I can see this now! Good luck everybody! Please believe change is possible! ❤️

[marvelous]

I'm watching this video because I blacked out again after telling my wife I would stop drinking. I realized exactly what he said in the video. I have to stop thinking there's a benefit to drinking when, clearly, it's not. I'm going to stop drinking, or it's going to cost me my relationship. It's hard to admit when you have a problem.

[SuperQdaddy]

When you realize alchohol is not your friend..the party is over

[michaelking]

I punched alcohol in the butt this year. Freedom is mine now.

[jimbodiamond]

Currently going through this battle, it’s a real demon. So hard to quit especially when your alone a lot

[gmcsd]

2.3 years no alcohol after 15 years straight drinking alcohol. This is a very accurate perspective of the all to common alcoholic decline. I lost 75 lbs and started two businesses since I gave it up.

[englandbengal]

Just quit. 17 days in. I feel better and I’m thinking more clearly than I have in years. Already starting to lose friends and my GF, but I’m starting to remember who I really am.

[daniellemiller]

I'm 36 and had my moment. I've been drinking since 15. The blackouts, wrecked cars, lost friendships over the years is done. I'm ready to actually live. I know I'm old but I still wanna be a mom and get married and there's no way I can achieve that as an alcoholic. I'm ready now to change my life. Recently joined an Al Anon group.

[Dilomight]

I’m one day sober as of yesterday. I almost broke that when a thought entered my mind to pickup 4 mini whine bottles while driving home. I switched lanes to pull into the gas station, justifying its not liquor and needing to taper off, but once I recognized the urge (the urge being the rush of alcohol hitting my bloodstream and sedating me) I switched back the lane and decided to go home. Feelings of regret of not having a drink were present, like I was missing out on something. But I had to tell myself that sobriety had to start somewhere so the muscles start developing. Mindfulness from my last rehab taught me you somewhat have to embrace and accept the discomfort and not use strict willpower to suppress it, surf the waves instead of trying to stop it. It’s already getting easier in day two and I slept my ass off for the first time in a long while

[panam]

"Alcohol adversely affects every cell in your body with every drink". I was a successful drunk until my Dr. told me I'd die if I didn't stop. I was young, healthy, sporty..until he showed me my liver values. I've been sober since 2000 and can't imagine picking up a drink! I tried AA but it didn't work. Finally, one day the cravings just left me.? I had the same six pack in the frig for over a year and finally gave it to a friend.

[xxx]

When you realise it's just not fun anymore, going out sober and watching drunk people and thinking " I don't want that "

[QuietSpacePhotoStudioLLC]

I battled alcoholism in my 30s. Didn't drink for 2 years after that. It's hard...but not in the way you think. Not drinking alcohol was easy for me. The hard part was dealing with life & problems afterwards. You're forced to look at everything but IT'S 1000% WORTH IT! Instead of drinking, I started painting & writing. Found more of myself & got my act together. Anytime I had any kind of craving, which I don't remember having, but if I thought about it, I would remember when I hit rock bottom. My lowest & how sick and gross I felt. I never wanted to feel that way again so it started to disgust me. I drank here & there over the years since then but 1 beer or a glass of wine. I would limit myself & not go to places where alcohol was usually the focus. In my late 40s & haven't had a drop in 2 years & I'm loving it! Gardening is my new passion! Ive seen so many lives destroyed, relationships end, and too many people get sick or die from it, to let it be a part of my life anymore. I wish all the best to anyone trying to quit. You can do it! Good luck to all! ❤

[chrisclark]

My realization started when I hit 50 this year. Now, 202 days sober and can't believe what a game changer it is. If you've just started, it takes a few months to really start feeling the benefits. It's worth it! This is the exact way that I quit. Zero will power, just knowledge of what ethanol really is and how it offers none of the benefits we've been told! Great channel Leon! Thank you!