Not been Feeling to good

[gand]

Well the outcome is I need to give up drinking. Those who know/met me have had more than one with me and know I tend to like another. To put bluntly my liver is a little bit pickled to process the drugs!

 

I've not long gone 33 so this is a big wake up call!!!

 

I can't just go cold turkey as it might shutdown with the drugs.

 

Anyway I never thought having a couple of pints at the pub after work, then a couple of cans at home with the Mrs would cause much bother, but it did!

 

So there you are that's it. Here starts a new beginning

[ballibeg]

Aye you will be grand. Your great attitude sings out from your posts and it'll serve you well. New beginnings bring new challenges and also new rewards.

[MattyF]

It's hard to give up the after work drinks and the weekend binges , but for your health it's worth it ! Try and find a routine of some thing you enjoy doing , hope it works out all the best Rachel and Mat.

[gand]

Thought I'd get this started again. As of last Wednesday I'm back ground based again and he's not wanting me to use a saw either.
So what next? All idea's welcome

[Gary Prentice]

That don't sound like much fun. What's been happening in the last few months?

[gand]

All's been good really. Had a bit of stress in my personal life, but fine really. Had driving licence back and all that. Just need to think of what to do next really. I know nothing but trees and saws so thinking something in the game

[Gary Prentice]

I'd suggest looking at getting some qualifications under your belt. Whether it's for teaching, management or surveying/consultancy, build on what you already know.

[Rough Hewn]

You might need a replacement for the fun.
I'd recommend martial arts, something high energy like kickboxing, jujitsu etc.
It's a reason to stay sober, eat right, sleep right etc.
And fighting is really good fun too.
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