NOT MEDICAL ADVICE, but I was back on a liter of vodka a day during my short 6 months out with the same anxiety/alcohol induced panic attacks and I was able to get sober safely. It's risky, but I too was determined not to go to treatment a second time. You can't go cold turkey or you very well might die, but it can be done. I grabbed a case of beer, some weed, a lot of water/gatorade, some Benadryl, and locked myself in the house for three days and slowly tapered off. Granted, I had been to treatment before, knew what to expect, had a friend check on me every 6 or so hours, was ready to get sober and surrender to the process, but it worked. It was a nasty, smelly 72 hours that I will never forget. I don't recommend it, you might hallucinate a little, but if you are truly ready to be done with this, you can. I walked into the first meeting I could physically make sober, shaky, and beat to hell, but everyone was happy to see me. I cried, thanked God and the group, and got on with it.
The trick is truly being willing to stop, and surrender to the process. If I wasn't at that point, it wouldn't have stuck. I hope you are there, sincerely. I will say that if you're to the point where vodka is your go to buddy everyday, that shit will kill you quickly. It took me to a bad place in a hurry and I'm grateful I made it out alive. If you're like I was and can make it a weekend without vodka or hard liquor that is a great short term win, but the only victory is not walking back into the liquor store and starting the cycle again. Godspeed. Thanks for sharing, I need to be reminded of where I come from. Much love.