>Anyways I want to emphasize that your sobriety is really amazing and I genuinely look up to people such as yourself who can make it happen. To get to this len

>Anyways I want to emphasize that your sobriety is really amazing and I genuinely look up to people such as yourself who can make it happen. To get to this length I had lots of shorter ones building up to it. The previous 5 being 69 days, 27 days, 38 days, 127 days, 33 days, now into this stretch. I've actually found this most recent stretch fairly easy, I avoid the liquor aisle like the plague at the grocery, I stopped using one drugstore because the liquor is kept at the counter and I stopped eating out (although that was rare anyway). It's definitely a struggle most days still, sometimes even catching a whiff of hand sanitizer will put me in that mental space but since I've been basically bathing in hand sanitizer as we hot bunk desks at work with another shift, I've not had it trigger me since COVID-19 started popping up in the United States. I think most of my success is just pure laziness. If I'm at home and get the urge for a drink, I'd have to get dressed and go out and then it becomes a 30 minute chore and I find I can talk myself out of going. Using an app has helped a lot too, it gives me notification every morning and I can open it when I want a drink and watch the seconds tick by.