Today is my 70th day sober. I have known that my drinking was not normal for many years. I tried AA and stayed sober off and on for many years. However, the past seven years or so I have been unable to string more than a few days together without drinking. I hit a bottom so low. I lost my marriage in favor of alcohol, I tried to commit suicide many times and by a chance meeting I met a woman on the bus that told me about the sinclair method. I really had no hope it would help so I didn't go to a doctor right away. Eventually I went just to please my Family. I started taking the 50mg tablet one hour before I drank. At first I seemed to drink even more, I did not think the medication was working. I started taking the medication in Jan 2012. today I have managed to abstain from drinking for 70 days today. It did seem to get worse in the begining but I was all for drinking my way sober, that sounded like the way to go since everytime I would tell myself I'm not going to drink today and be drinking in less than an hour, i did know how to drink that I could do. Anyway, I still think about drinking sometimes and sometimes I think I will pick up another drink so I take the naltrexone. The funny thing is i don't end up drinking even though I obviously plan it. The method has been a god send for me. I still attend aa but I could not stop drinking before I started the medication. Both together is working for me. The thing is if I do drink again I have the medication, so If I think oh things would be or seem so much better If I could have a drink I will have a fighting chance now.

im so glad your free from this disease. im starting on month 4. can you tell me when you started to see a decrease in your alchol comsumption. was itg after 3 month? 4 month? and how did it feel when the buzz started dieing out? i still cant picture me drinking and not getting high. im still scared how this is going to turn out at the end. i been drinking so long and i tried aa and did what they told me but i could not stay sober any longer then a week.please tell me how the ending of your drinkig felt like with the sinclair method.GOD bless you thanson. im very happy for you.

Thank you for your post. I've just started taking the Nal again and I do notice that my craving for alcohol is reduced. I'm hoping over time I will get to some AF days and perhaps end up like you with a major AF period. Your experience is an inspiration and gives me hope.

Best of luck going forward.

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