I have a habit of taking two glasses of wine every day, and I am overly addicted. The alcohol helps calm done my nerves and reduces my stress level. When I take the two glasses am excited and happy until the alcohol goes low in my blood system. I have been living with this habit for years, and I have become overly dependent on it. Stopping it is impossible and has severe withdrawal symptoms. When I stopped drinking the two glasses for two days, below is what I experienced as a result of suddenly stopping.
Day 1: am having a headache and I do not have an appetite for the whole day. My hands are shaky and sweating profusely. Anytime I try to eat, am experiencing nausea and vomiting. I feel irritated, unhappy and I cannot sleep. I can’t find calmness in my brain, and I feel sad and depresses. Am no longer interested in watching or listening to music as I was before. I am no longer excited and talkative as usual. I have become awkwardly quiet and deeply engaged in thoughts. I find it difficult to socialize with my roommate and share any stories with them, something I was used. My body feels weak, and I cannot think clearly. My blood pressure is high, and my skin is pale and clammy. Am experiencing abnormal blinking and involuntary eyelid movements. I feel unusually tired and sluggish. I cannot have a good restful sleep. I fell disoriented and confused about everything I do in my life.
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Day2: am experiencing hallucinations and weird imaginations. I have a high fever and high blood pressure. I can hear imaginary sounds and see unreal visions. I have tactile hallucinations and excessive sweating. I am experiencing fevers and delirium tremens. I am easily agitated and have a severe headache. I am confused and unable to make sensible decisions.
Giving up my drinking habit has been very difficult. I experienced very uncomfortable symptoms that almost my life into a stop. I have been an alcohol addict for years, and this explains the severity of my withdrawal symptoms. Giving up the habit made me feel different and sad. I felt like a different person who has no purpose in life. I could not think straight, nor sleep well. I felt sad and depressed. I felt confused and experience hallucinations of different kinds. It is one of the hardest experiences I have gone throughout my life. I missed the feeling of being drunk, and I was almost tempted to take a glass of wine. However, a friend of mine talked to me and advised me to get help and consider going to rehab. They explained to me the importance of stopping the habit. When I stop the habit, I will be separating myself from diseases that are alcohol-related. I will be able to lead a normal life, and my brain will not suffer from over simulation. I will be able to have a restful sleep and a normal sleep cycle. I am focused on giving up the habit forever.
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