Scott Freda

I think I might be dying. I need some reassurance. ❤️I’m gonna let y’all know, you might see a failed man, but I have every intention of beating this. I wouldn’t be on here embarrassing myself like this if i didnt think i could beat this. I’m gonna beat this🔥. I’m happy to announce. I’m down from 20 shots a day to four or five. 🙏

Drink daily pay dearly — excuse me, low grade fever

When you’re dying of #alcoholic #cirrhosis in the hospital, you may have liver flap, which is a tremor in your hand which signifies you’re dying in the last stage of alcohol cirrhosis and you may even see your kids jumping out of the trashcan at 3:00 AM with long fingernails made of metal knives and they’re coming to get you because it’s A Nightmare on Elm street on the 3rd floor and you’re all alone and in deep shit with a case of alcohol dementia too💀💉🩸🅰️🅱️🅾️🆎

Real life situation of a man having an #alcoholic panic attack HE EXPLAINS🙈‼️One of the scariest but best feelings is (that one minute of cold sweats breaking out all of a sudden) right aftee those quick two or three shots we grab early in the morning to calm down our alcohol withdrawal -I literally forced myself to cough when I was anxious so I could somehow convince myself that the blood was coming from me irritating my throat instead of cancer 🤦‍♂️🙋‍♂️ anyone else do neurotic stuff like this? you’re not alone so relax, you’re not going crazy❤️😊

Have you ever vocally said to you, that you love yourself in the morning? have you ever thought maybe that’s what you need to do to help you get through a tough morning? ..maybe give it a try and see what you think❤️🥰👻

Please pray for this man 🥹 Symptoms of alcohol dementia- if you’ve been drinking for over 10 years and you’re now noticing any of these symptoms, you could be in deep shit—SYMPTOMS Confusion or fogginess in relatively normal situations Problems concentrating or making decisions that require future planning Difficulty managing emotions, like crying unexpectedly or experiencing unexplainable anger or irritability Impulse control issues, such as saying inappropriate things Memory deficits, or repeating things over and over Trouble learning new things Personality changes that may lean toward a lack of initiative Coordination and balance difficulties Vision problems not associated with normal aging Changes in personality

EDUCATION: Many people like this mam who are diagnosed with alcohol cirrhosis in there 30s and 40s will not take their doctors advice and quit drinking. In fact, they continue to drink even heavier and go on to pass away within 90 days to 1 year…. this is an alcohol awareness post to let you know, you still have hope if you actually quit drinking even when you get alcohol dementia 🔱Have you recently started worrying that you might have Alcohol-related 'dementia'? Unlike Alzheimer’s disease or vascular dementia, alcohol-related ‘dementia’ is not certain to get worse over time. With the right treatment and support, there is often a good chance that it will stop getting worse or improve. So this offers a lot of hope to those of you that are going to be entering sober October and getting alcohol out of your system once and for all.

There’s a good chance that me and my wife both had alcoholic cirrhosis in our mid-40s at the same time.. she passed away and I didn’t..

Drink daily pay dearly

You won’t believe it Scott Freda made a 24 hour sober 🫣🫠🦾I I love y’all. I need your encouragement to keep going. How do y’all feel? Is everybody having a good day ? 🙏❤️I’m doing pretty hood i thimk. I feel like I’m looking a little little bit🫣🙈 I’m also down from 20 shots a day to just a couple and my alcohol dementia has actually improved. I had severe alcoholic dementia and I’m living proof that if you quit drinking, not only can it stabilize it can improve and in many cases you can make a full recovery.

#Sobriety #peptalk by sobriety, Coach Scott Freda, who many of you think is drinking in his videos but matter-of-fact, they’re all acting to spread awareness and save lives🙏🫠❤️He has not had a drink of alcohol since December 31, 2017 and thank you for all of your unbelievable support🦾❤️🥰