Dealing with Drinker's Regret
After years of living in denial, it's normal to have a regret hangover in early sobriety. Just saying "I'm sober" can feel shameful. Because you're admitting that drinking was a problem. And while it's important to move forward, you still have to make peace with the past. Unprocessed regret keeps you stuck in a cycle…
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