Not sure how the algorithm led me to your channel, but congrats on day 15, I'm coming up to 2 years personally. Like you i wasn't physically addicted (a miracle really as a daily drinker getting through 100+ units a week) and highly functioning and took me a few attempts for it to stick, and from my own personal experience once you get to 3 months you'll have enough road behind you to keep moving forward and will be really feeling the benefits. It's the hardest and most rewarding thing you'll ever do and the single biggest investment you can ever make in yourself 👊 Believe me when I tell you you don't realise how bad you felt until you experience what good feels like. Your entire system is currently rebalancing, every cell is learning how to behave without alcohol in your system, you'll go through lots of physical and mental challenges over the coming months but the way I framed it was like when a scab starts itching you know the wound is healing, same thing with the changes happening internally. I had exactly what you are describing before I quit and for a while after, it went away completely in time, as did every other gastro issue. No harm in seeing a doctor for peace of mind though.
Good luck mate, I hope all is going well for you. A few years ago I did quite a long stint dry (thanks to Annie Grace's book This Naked Mind). Foolishly I started drinking again and gained loads of weight back. Starting 4th November 2023, I managed around 100 days dry and thought it was OK to have one now and again. I think I've been drinking nearly every day for the past couple/few months or so. 10.30pm here now and no booze (about 10-15 cans of beer yesterday) and aiming for a dry day tomorrow too. One day at a time.......
Sounds like a grumbling appendix to me, I had this and mine had to be removed in the end I was rushed to hospital and it was quite frankly the most painful experience of my life. Please get it checked out and you will know rather than google searches and late night fears and hopefully save you possibly what I went through. Well done on the drink mate
Body pain and aches are normal when you're detoxing from the booze. I thought I was dying or had cancer or some shit.. probably just my alcoholic brain trying to get me to hit the fuck it button again
Could be gall stones the pain does move about . Get a scan .It is so painful your gall blabber is above the pancreas. The stones moving cause the pain .They can now remove them by keyhole surgery.
Not sure how the algorithm led me to your channel, but congrats on day 15, I'm coming up to 2 years personally. Like you i wasn't physically addicted (a miracle really as a daily drinker getting through 100+ units a week) and highly functioning and took me a few attempts for it to stick, and from my own personal experience once you get to 3 months you'll have enough road behind you to keep moving forward and will be really feeling the benefits. It's the hardest and most rewarding thing you'll ever do and the single biggest investment you can ever make in yourself 👊 Believe me when I tell you you don't realise how bad you felt until you experience what good feels like.
Your entire system is currently rebalancing, every cell is learning how to behave without alcohol in your system, you'll go through lots of physical and mental challenges over the coming months but the way I framed it was like when a scab starts itching you know the wound is healing, same thing with the changes happening internally. I had exactly what you are describing before I quit and for a while after, it went away completely in time, as did every other gastro issue. No harm in seeing a doctor for peace of mind though.
Day 102 here, taking it one day at a time 💖
Good luck mate, I hope all is going well for you. A few years ago I did quite a long stint dry (thanks to Annie Grace's book This Naked Mind). Foolishly I started drinking again and gained loads of weight back. Starting 4th November 2023, I managed around 100 days dry and thought it was OK to have one now and again. I think I've been drinking nearly every day for the past couple/few months or so. 10.30pm here now and no booze (about 10-15 cans of beer yesterday) and aiming for a dry day tomorrow too. One day at a time.......
Get well Adam.
Sounds like a grumbling appendix to me, I had this and mine had to be removed in the end I was rushed to hospital and it was quite frankly the most painful experience of my life. Please get it checked out and you will know rather than google searches and late night fears and hopefully save you possibly what I went through. Well done on the drink mate
got similar pain on left side, ribs to back, comes n goes, I put it down to the ale during lockdown
Body pain and aches are normal when you're detoxing from the booze. I thought I was dying or had cancer or some shit.. probably just my alcoholic brain trying to get me to hit the fuck it button again
Congrats on 15
Adam go get it checked out ASAP!! It could even be your appendix. Don’t fluff about on it.
Watching this with horrible hangover and withdrawal
Beer is the devil. !!!!!!!😢
Day 1 (again) for me. 10.30pm here so it looks like I'm going to complete it dry.
Could be gall stones the pain does move about . Get a scan .It is so painful your gall blabber is above the pancreas. The stones moving cause the pain .They can now remove them by keyhole surgery.
Mate sounds liver related. Your liver itself doesn’t feel pain, but it swells and causes pain around it. Get an ultra sound or MRI today.
I've already had a CT scan and an Endoscopy in regards to it. Still a mystery.
@@thekingspanttree8495 You need an ultra sound my friend.
I'm no Dr Google but sounds pretty terrible.
Keep up the no drinking. Day 3 of Dry July done for me
It could also be all the junk food you eat 😂