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How to Write a “Dear Alcohol” Letter as a New Year Ritual
The Midlife Sobriety Coach

goodbye alcohol letter

When you make that final determination to make recovery count, we will be here for you. Acknowledge the recipient (alcohol) and the intent of your letter. You are setting to share the news that you intend to break free of all the lies and hurt.

A Life of Healing and Renewal

Every day was a fresh start, a new morning to restart our glorious relationship. Stay up to date with Cranstoun, and how we’re advocating to rebuild lives, inspire transformation and empower positive change. So many women out there don’t know there is an “alcohol-free” option and are struggling with their drinking. I will do everything in my power Alcoholics Anonymous to expose you for the fraud that you are. I will join the others and help strengthen and support those unfortunate ones whom you’ve harmed with your lies and false promises. I am writing to say my final farewell to you once and for all.

  • It got worse and eventually it happened at work and an ambulance was called because I fainted.
  • Her name is Recovery and she makes me feel good about myself…as a Person, a Father, a Spouse, and a Friend.
  • To commemorate this event, and to help you plot a course toward a healthier future, many therapists recommend writing a goodbye letter to addiction.
  • Count the reasons in your head, then lay them out on paper.

Addiction Treatment

goodbye alcohol letter

I appreciate all the confidence you gave me, especially during those college years. You took away tons of stress and even gave me some pretty cool dance moves. If I had a shitty day, you were the one thing I looked forward to. I hope one day that everyone wakes up to what you really are so that we may all be free of your nonsensical way of life. You might think you have everyone fooled, but I have news for you, Alcohol – WE ARE ON TO YOU! There is a movement of people who are rising up above your influence and we are saying we want more for our lives.

What Else Can You Do to Help End Addiction?

When I started to realize that something was very wrong, you protested. You tried to manipulate me, to beg, to maintain your grip on my life. You told me I would be nothing without you, showed me all the ways my life would be less without you.

  • I’ve finally realized that I’m not as special as you said l was.
  • You have strained my relationships, especially with my husband (or wife), parents, and children.
  • The fact that I couldn’t experience friendship without you.
  • It’s time for me to focus on my family.
  • Having us believe you can solve our problems, take our stress away and connect us to others in ways we think we can’t on our own.

I couldn’t spend time with them without you. And although there was much else in my life that I loved and was precious to me, I always had to consider you in most of my plans. You have been a detrimental contributor to all the bad things in my life. You have stunted me in my life’s progress. With you, I didn’t have a purpose in life, it was an escape from the mundane and a sad life. The reality was that you caused those feelings within me in the first place.

goodbye alcohol letter

goodbye alcohol letter

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goodbye alcohol letter

My goodbye letter to alcohol

I want to rebuild my relationships with family and friends and pursue exciting new dreams. I am ready to find true peace and goodbye alcohol letter be comfortable in my own skin againg. I’m ready leave behind the anxiety and stress that you brought into my life.

  • They deserve me without you tagging along.
  • I feel infinitely better from the inside to the outside.
  • It should not be used in place of the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare providers.
  • You’re a loyal dude, so you had no problem with that.

Things to Expect in Early Recovery

I loved you too much to only see you now and then, to cut short our acquaintance. So I decided I could never see you again. Part of me wanted to leave you, but I knew I couldn’t entirely, as the constant fear was still there. I realised that the fear would have to go if I ever had a chance of being independent from you. So, over the next few years I tried various things to try to get rid of the fear and try to pull away from you.

  • I couldn’t spend time with them without you.
  • One that showed me a new way I could live.
  • I hope you understand when you hear this, but I really don’t care if you do.
  • I wrote a break-up letter to Alcohol too, and the weight that lifted.
  • Say goodbye; don’t offer to connect or answer any questions.
  • When I’m worried my therapist pouring out of a Coors light bottle could calm me.

goodbye alcohol letter

Another memory stolen, another promise broken. You lied once again, just like you did every single day. Until you left me a broken, suicidal mess. What I always do because I am not a fabulous speaker, is write. We are all writers, so it might resonate even if you are gifted with verbal words.

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