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Bonjour lise.. ou êtes vous? Vous ne faites plus de vidéos? J ai beaucoup apprécié vos conseils et votre histoire est très similaire à la mienne. J espère que vous allez bien et vous réécouter très bientôt. Joyeuses fêtes de fin d année.. gina.

Just turned 52 and finally sober congratulations to all who make the journey and try everyday for sobriety

You were an alcoholic. Just because you didn't have one in the morning doesn't make a difference. You drank almost everyday so were an alcoholic

Started drinking at 15 (not everyday but often) and I’m 40 now. 6 weeks sober and my immediate goal is 1 year and then I’ll assess from there. Thanks for the video.

I'm glad I'm done with that shit! I did my first dry January three years ago. I did the rollercoaster ride of drink - no drink - drink - no drink! It took about two years before I broke free !!! It's so easy once you get it !!! I'mdone, I don't have to countdays either ! Goog content, thank you ! Te;D

Thank you for your video. I am on day 2 and intend to do 30

Pretty lady. I can relate in my mid 30's very well, thanks for the knowledge and insight.

Binge drinking is NOT ALCOHOLISM!!!!🙄

I relate. I had a lifestyle habit of drinking wine very night 👀😅 Day 200 off alcohol today 😊 Ive had 2-3 times in there (ie my daughters graduation lunch) where I had a little wine and enjoyed, but none in a while. Time is on our side in terms of it gets easier. I want to experience my 60's as a non drinker. Be an example for my kids (walk the walk) who are 19 and 22. They are proud of me. Thanks for your videos 🙏🏻🩵🦋 P.s. I too listen to Abraham (since 2012) 😍

Amen! I want to be able to live life clean and clear of all of toxins!!!

I am on day 34 AF and I feel great! Even though I have a cold but if I was drinking it would probably be worse!

I love you Lise!!! Thank you for all of these videos!!! I am so grateful for them and you ❤

I will stay away from potato chips today! I am grateful for my treadmill

I'd say the scariest drunk moment I had was a few years ago, I went on a vacation with my brother and a friend to Las Vegas and I got blacked out drunk. All I remember was that I snapped out of it and realized I was peeing in a bush by the hotel's swimming pool. I don't know how I got there, I didn't know what time it was, I freaked out, ran back to my room, (I'm surprised I even remember where my room was.) Banged on the door and my brother let me in. So stupid now that I think about it.

Being able to drive anytime of the day is crazy!

Still sober! I went out with some friends last Sunday, I drank a coke and my tab was $2. My friends had a few drinks and their tab was $25, they only had 2 drinks. I'm starting to realize why I wasn't saving any money. I'm actually excited for the first time in a long time because I'll be able to invest more money in hobbies!

Awesome episode…i can relate to your whole story. A lot of the principles you speak about are the same as what they teach in aa.

There’s an old saying if you hang out at a barber shop you’re going to get a haircut. I don’t put myself in slippery situations like parties where alcohol is the main focus or bars but if I am in a social situation where alcohol is present I can choose a mock tail option but generally speaking I don’t go to places where alcohol is at. I totally relate I am alcohol free today and I have made a decision to be completely AF for the rest of my life here on earth. I’ll be 54 in September. I have had so many opportunities to go alcohol free my entire life but I did not understand the relationship I had with it until now. Thank you for sharing!

It’s not difficult for me this time because I have made a decision to go alcohol free permanently and I’m not looking back

I’m a light worker, and I completely relate to everything you are saying

Wow you look younger than you are i guess I'm the same as you i drink every day right now and don't want to I'd really like to here from you to stop.

Great Channel and just discovered you yesterday but been through ten episodes already as i resonate with so many stories. After 22 years of drinking, i finally said goodbye to alcohol three days ago. I have been through many many relapses but this time its different. I have signed up to your Skool Community, looking forward to meeting a great bunch of people on the quest to ultimately overcome this pull on their body. Keep up this amazing work, a lot of people listen but dont comment, but you are unknowingly changing lives

Your journey sounds very very similar to my own. Not quite there yet, but have cut down tremendously. I also listen to many of the same spiritual teachers that you mention 😊

Exactly where I’m at right now with a call to study and to look at fields. I have a passion for like astrology and I’m going back to school actually for finance and accounting which I wanted to talk to you about.

I am grateful for this podcast. I am grateful for being alcohol free today and I am grateful for the limitless possibilities in my future.

I stopped drinking & then discovered Louise Hay. I feel like a completely different person ❤

Why deep why: I want to be in alignment with my higher self, which is telling me I don’t need it

Day 11 for me being alcohol free. This is not my first go at giving up alcohol but hopefully the last!

Good for you John laws was asked how he gave up smoking and he said i stoped putting it in my mouth simple really same with alcohol and food 😀👍😉

Girl, you've been deceived. This is not how it works, so sorry you are still lost. I will pray for you.

Naltrexone the Sinclair method. 78% clinical success rate.

I’m going to do a three day water fast as well!! Starting tomorrow!!!!!🎉🎉

Black outs

All 10 resonated with me. 😐

Biggest load of rubbish ive ever heard Jesus is the only answer !!!! You have been decieved !!!! Get back to your roots !!!!!

You do a good job Lisa with the presentation. I wish you continued success in your endeavors!

What I've noticed is watching these videos about not drinking makes alcohol advertising pop up. What is up with that?? I find that very very strange 🤔 throwing temptation in our faces

Number 305 subscriber here. Don't give up on this channel. I just found it early this morning. Alcohol is worse than people can imagine.

Your right, we did use it to cope , now 18 years alcohol free, it was the problem, you can function without it

Forgiveness has nothing to do with religion. It has to do with oneself. Who forgives reaps the benefit of the forgiveness. I had a terrible depression for 8 years to the point of wanting to kill myself. The first step in healing myself was forgiveness. I forgave all those who had disappointed me and put me into huge financial problems. I forgave all of them whether they deserved the forgiveness or not. Lack of forgiveness is like shooting yourself in the head in order for your enemies or offenders to die. I drank whiskey nearly daily for 22 years. It was like medicine for me, although it wasn't. I stopped in 2022. Nothing can make me drink alcohol again. I am the one keeping drinks for my association. Al though there are bottles of whiskey among the drinks, nothing, absolute nothing can make me go back to alcohol. The alcohol spirit has died and decayed. I am very proud of myself for stopping the very dangerous habit. My decision to stop drinking alcohol is not just a mere decision. It is a very strong oath between me and myself. That oath is like a guardian Angel. It stays with me and strengthens, guards and guides me all the time. This I tell all of you who genuinely want to stop drinking alcohol. Take the decision as an oath which you should never break, no matter the circumstance in which you may find yourself. I watched pornographic films daily for 13 years. I stopped watching the films since 2013. That same year, I stopped adding sugar to anything I drink. I stopped drinking and eating anything that has sugar. If you can stop one important thing in your life, you could stop any other bad habit.

I don’t agree with the Eastern philosophy of soul contract, because it blames the victim for being victimized. It also doesn’t solve the individuals very real current problems. I believe delving in the past too much keeps many people stuck. I believe teaching people to move forward in their present life regardless of their circumstances should be pushed more, that’s Adler’s philosophy.

Ha ha, you certainly can’t judge a book by its cover. The last thing I would imagine when looking at this pretty and demure appearing woman is her driving her Harley drunk at 90 miles an hour. I’ve had similar experiences, and somehow survived, but I’ve lost my father at a very young age to drunk driving, and saw my best friend go to prison for vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. I finally smartened up in my 50s, but it took a potentially catastrophic sequence of events for me to come to grips with reality. I’m down to an occasional beer at this point, but I’m realizing that there’s no need for that. It’s time to just put alcohol away for good. Even if you’re not getting intoxicated, it’s just plain unhealthy. This type of content is very helpful.

Reincarnation???

Whoever decides to stop drinking alcohol, unknowing takes an oath between him and himself. Don't break the oath. Remember these words ! So I stopped drinking alcohol since 2022. I will never break the oath. Be proud of yourself each day you abide with the oath. Tide and time come and go. So shall your alcohol consumption come and go. Take an oath today.

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That's INSANE how our childhood traumas affect us! Im 40 now, my mother died a year ago from drinking, and she never admitted how much she was hurting me when i was a child. I have been drinking for the last 10 years because of those traumas that i couldn't forget.... That's crazy, but just one conversation between us would have been enough, but she never agreed to discuss it. So now... im trying to quit and im determined to quit. Because i can't live like this anymore, im just going down the hill. God please give me power this time, ive tried so many times... i didn’t get married, didn't have kids, drank...ALL because of my childhood.