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Very fortunate to be in the managing-stage of treatment. About to make a major change starting in May, so I'm enjoying the stability while I can. The change is giving up alcohol completely and I drink a lot, so I expect some… turbulence.
Wow, that's such a big and healthy change! I'm wishing you luck - you can do it despite the turbulence!
I struggled with drinking in the past, and it was the worst for the bipolar, definitely was some self-destruction in it for me. I maybe have a social drink once a month now, but that's it. Quality of life way up.