Recovery From Alcoholism Quotes
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Recovery From Alcoholism Quotes & Sayings
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Karl Marx: "Religion is the opiate of the masses."Carrie Fisher: "I did masses of opiates religiously. — Carrie Fisher
You're not as good as you think. You don't have it all figured out. Stay focused. Do better.
— Ryan Holiday
A married man is a preoccupied man.
— Heather Day Gilbert
My parents pretty much realized that I would do whatever I wanted, and that was it, really.
— Amy Winehouse
Alcoholism is above all a disease of denial.
— David Stafford
There's no recovery from alcoholism, it is an incurable disease. And it also is a disease that tells you, you don't have a disease.
— Malachy McCourt
It will all be over in 2 weeks
— Ken Novak
I couldn't stop so I quit.
— Brian Spellman
Be what you would seem to be.
— Margaret Fuller
Depression starts slow.
— Ned Vizzini
Being loud after drinking wine doesn't help. Being silent after drinking wine doesn't help. Nothing really ever gets solved either way.
— Mariel Hemingway
Alcohol is the fuel to your pains. Share you pains and you will see how easy it is to quit alcohol.
— Srinivas Shenoy
Getting sober is a radically creative act.
— Meredith Bell
Drinking is something people do; it's not what you are. But when it becomes what you are, you need to think about becoming something else.
— Tim Cowlishaw
Alcoholism or addiction is a disease because it fits the definition of disease. It is progressive and chronic, and left untreated, it will kill.
— Irene Tomkinson
The more I know about America, the better I'll be at performing American characters and American stories.
— Rebel Wilson
One day at a time, sweet Jesus. Whoever wrote that one hadn't a clue. A day is a fuckin' eternity
— Roddy Doyle
The horrible thing about being sober is you lose your excuse for being so fucked up.
— Augusten Burroughs
Looking For Love and Looking In All The Wrong Places
— Gordon Rouston
