Really honest and open journey with alcohol. I can relate with my relationship with alcohol. I’m the 50 year old electrical engineer who starts drinking from 1pm most days .finishes by 7pm and up for work every day . Switched from lager to strong 8% cider . Sadly just been diagnosed with alcoholic fatty liver and up to 23 stone . Selfish as have a 3 year old daughter. Always in denial tho . Great channel and really helpful 👍
@@creggymusic7009 Hi welcome to the channel.. 8% is heavy duty … you need your try and cut down this is my E book it will help you stan.store/stevenalcoholfreelifestyle It’s only the price of a pint Please subscribe to the channel and keep watching 👍
Tomorrow will be my 23rd day sober. I’ve been watching all of your videos for months now to mentally prepare and now maintain this sobriety. Feel pretty decent without alcohol as well - you can get a good high from a long run followed by some NA beers. Cheers for all ur videos. You’re making a big difference to my life.
Well done Steven for pulling through and spreading your story. Alcohol should have a universal best before 30 years of age. After that your chasing the good times you had with friends . After 30 the friends are all married off and all your left with is the booze and its not your friend.My dad was an alcoholic . Lost contact with him when I was 7. Never saw him again until I was 40 . Got told he was dying and I went to see him in hospital . Died a few days later.
I'm not an alcoholic, never have been (I'm 74). I rarely drink; only at a celebration of some sort--but three drinks is my limit. I NEVER buy booze for my own consumption. I've watched several of your videos and enjoyed them. I admire you. Keep up the good work! ❤
Lost my brother to Alcohol. He gave up the fight. Miss him terribly. Alcoholic parents. My brother drunk from age. 14. Chaotic drunken life. Died in his sixties. Me. Terrified of alcohol. Never been drunk in my life. Now 67. Cannot relax at parties or social event. Two sides same problem. Thank you for the honesty. Helps me to understand
@@marygamon8558 Hello Mary, sorry to hear of all the issues in the family and alcohol, Good that you are very aware of the dangers Please subscribe to the channel and keep watching and sharing the videos, it’s much appreciated 👍
Thanks so much Steven for sharing this important story. Everywhere on TV they show beer commercials especially during sports programs. If people could only see the terrible health conditions alcohol causes. Love your channel mate 👍
@@honestinsky You are so correct we have more advertising longer opening hours and more availability of Alcohol no wonder more people than ever are dying of alcohol related illness, cheers for your continued support 👍
@@TheDeathlessLordCerberus Hello my friend, alcoholism can be a lonely desperate place, if you want to let me more please E mail me Stevenalcoholfreelifestyle@gmail.com I’ve been there, you can get out of it Here is the link to my E book (only £5.99) this can help you stan.store/stevenalcoholfreelifestyle
Such a cautionary tale. The thing the strikes me the most is how your blood work each year was normal within health guidelines when you were so close to your body breaking down. Incredible grit & determination to get back to health. Cheers
Hi Steve, It's such a powerful journey you've been on! definitely been through the mill. The power of addiction!, so strong & we only stop when we're in our lowest depths. Great video. Hope you're well
Thanks Steven for sharing this video. I wish you the very best m8 I am glad that you got a second chance at life Steven ,you are one of the lucky ones much like myself who survived near death from this terrible disease. One day at a time brother keep strong, keep the faith, believe in yourself and put your sobriety above everything I am proud of you. God Bless m8 Semper Fi
Thank you, very brave online. I been in resus too, seisures. My dad was a copper in the 80s... but sodium i never thought. Its probly why im having so many blood tests and the doctors stsy quiet now they do not give diaizpam, librium they wont unless your staying in hospital , you might get it.. sgain. The doctors are sick of us tbh 😔😔
Its great to see a good decent man alive and kicking against all odds. I have the same issue but not with alcohol. All addictions will destroy you In different ways. But I have to say that alcohol is particularity nasty in the way it slowly eats away at your healthy and your soul. I was helped in 4 or 5 different ways. some of it luck, some of it just getting tired and fed up of the grim lifestyle, gym work, meditation etc. What helped you in recovery and what are the things that pushed you forward to a better life? Please share if possible your lifelines.
@@erylevans894 Hi Erik thank you for your message..I was inspired in my recovery by something that my daughter said “ Dad you need to stay alive to walk me down the aisle “.. once a Dr had told me I would die if I took another drink I was so desperate to get myself back to fitness at any cost ..so I pushed myself on every area of life possible.. I have an e book (only £5.99)…which tells my story in detail here is the link stan.store/stevenalcoholfreelifestyle Keep in touch 👍
Really honest and open journey with alcohol. I can relate with my relationship with alcohol. I’m the 50 year old electrical engineer who starts drinking from 1pm most days .finishes by 7pm and up for work every day . Switched from lager to strong 8% cider . Sadly just been diagnosed with alcoholic fatty liver and up to 23 stone . Selfish as have a 3 year old daughter. Always in denial tho . Great channel and really helpful 👍
@@creggymusic7009 Hi welcome to the channel.. 8% is heavy duty … you need your try and cut down this is my E book it will help you stan.store/stevenalcoholfreelifestyle
It’s only the price of a pint
Please subscribe to the channel and keep watching 👍
Tomorrow will be my 23rd day sober. I’ve been watching all of your videos for months now to mentally prepare and now maintain this sobriety. Feel pretty decent without alcohol as well - you can get a good high from a long run followed by some NA beers. Cheers for all ur videos. You’re making a big difference to my life.
Hi so pleased I can help you please share the videos …. Your support is appreciated 👍
Well done Steven for pulling through and spreading your story. Alcohol should have a universal best before 30 years of age. After that your chasing the good times you had with friends . After 30 the friends are all married off and all your left with is the booze and its not your friend.My dad was an alcoholic . Lost contact with him when I was 7. Never saw him again until I was 40 . Got told he was dying and I went to see him in hospital . Died a few days later.
@@glasgowscorsese That’d a great message…it’s fun for a few years when we are young ..after that it’s a nightmare
To lay your life down on here is a brave and Inspiring thing to do steven. Keeps me focused. Thank you 😊
@@colinveitch1203 you are very welcome 👍
It’s clear that you are a fighter! I cannot believe you are in your sixties! You look like early fifties. Great video.
@@samsdadalways888 Thank you my friend 👍 …Hope you are well
I'm not an alcoholic, never have been (I'm 74). I rarely drink; only at a celebration of some sort--but three drinks is my limit. I NEVER buy booze for my own consumption. I've watched several of your videos and enjoyed them. I admire you. Keep up the good work! ❤
@@williamlarochelle6833 Thank you William, please subscribe to the channel and I’m pleased you enjoy the content 👍
@@stevencurry215 Will do!
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The green saved me from the drink 10yrs ago.
That is good news you are off the drink
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Lost my brother to Alcohol. He gave up the fight. Miss him terribly. Alcoholic parents. My brother drunk from age. 14. Chaotic drunken life. Died in his sixties. Me. Terrified of alcohol. Never been drunk in my life. Now 67. Cannot relax at parties or social event. Two sides same problem. Thank you for the honesty. Helps me to understand
@@marygamon8558 Hello Mary, sorry to hear of all the issues in the family and alcohol, Good that you are very aware of the dangers
Please subscribe to the channel and keep watching and sharing the videos, it’s much appreciated 👍
Thanks so much Steven for sharing this important story. Everywhere on TV they show beer commercials especially during sports programs. If people could only see the terrible health conditions alcohol causes. Love your channel mate 👍
@@honestinsky You are so correct we have more advertising longer opening hours and more availability of Alcohol no wonder more people than ever are dying of alcohol related illness, cheers for your continued support 👍
31 and struggling. I feel if i stop I will have to face reality, being alone, having nobody and nothing, and thats scary.
@@TheDeathlessLordCerberus Hello my friend, alcoholism can be a lonely desperate place, if you want to let me more please E mail me Stevenalcoholfreelifestyle@gmail.com
I’ve been there, you can get out of it
Here is the link to my E book (only £5.99) this can help you
stan.store/stevenalcoholfreelifestyle
Such a cautionary tale. The thing the strikes me the most is how your blood work each year was normal within health guidelines when you were so close to your body breaking down. Incredible grit & determination to get back to health. Cheers
@@designatedbeerdrinker9294 Often so I’m told liver issues may not show up in “ routine “ blood tests
Hi Steve, It's such a powerful journey you've been on! definitely been through the mill. The power of addiction!, so strong & we only stop when we're in our lowest depths. Great video. Hope you're well
@@ChristopherHughes-u5j Thanks Chris 👍
Thank you for your honesty
@@sarahlaver-holland9931 You’re welcome 👍
Thanks Steven for sharing this video. I wish you the very best m8 I am glad that you got a second chance at life Steven ,you are one of the lucky ones much like myself who survived near death from this terrible disease. One day at a time brother keep strong, keep the faith, believe in yourself and put your sobriety above everything I am proud of you. God Bless m8 Semper Fi
@@dwaynetitus2012 Thank you so much hope you are well my friend 👍
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Thank you, very brave online. I been in resus too, seisures. My dad was a copper in the 80s... but sodium i never thought. Its probly why im having so many blood tests and the doctors stsy quiet now they do not give diaizpam, librium they wont unless your staying in hospital , you might get it.. sgain. The doctors are sick of us tbh 😔😔
@@ChristopherElford-rh6kv Hi Chris thanks for your message, the diazepam got me off for 8 years but then they wouldn’t prescribe it… 👍
Its great to see a good decent man alive and kicking against all odds. I have the same issue but not with alcohol. All addictions will destroy you In different ways. But I have to say that alcohol is particularity nasty in the way it slowly eats away at your healthy and your soul. I was helped in 4 or 5 different ways. some of it luck, some of it just getting tired and fed up of the grim lifestyle, gym work, meditation etc. What helped you in recovery and what are the things that pushed you forward to a better life? Please share if possible your lifelines.
@@erylevans894 Hi Erik thank you for your message..I was inspired in my recovery by something that my daughter said “ Dad you need to stay alive to walk me down the aisle “.. once a Dr had told me I would die if I took another drink I was so desperate to get myself back to fitness at any cost ..so I pushed myself on every area of life possible..
I have an e book (only £5.99)…which tells my story in detail here is the link stan.store/stevenalcoholfreelifestyle
Keep in touch 👍
Do you have copd
@@sarahcooper6507 of course not ..I’m very busy with other subscribers I will get back to you later
What is wrong with the breathing
@@sarahcooper6507 👍
@@sarahcooper6507 Zero as far as I’m aware ..I hope you are well
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A lot of police drink to excess,! its the culture.
@@gefleigh4264 Hi there Drinking was certainly the culture when I was in .. how are you?
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