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Sunday's Chat Recovery Meeting

8 pm - Living Recovery Nightly (No chair, Room may be empty, Volunteers welcome)

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  • 24 more!

    AOG
  • Just for today I pledge to live another 24 hours in recovery.
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  • its a beautiful fall day, I'm ready to enjoy it
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  • Good morning (((Everyone))). I'm happily in with my pledge to stay sober today. Hope you all have a good and sober Sat.
    Sarah
  • Pledging for today
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Sobriety Reflection Questions

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  • Today
  • Others
  • Uncertainty
  • Values
  • Matters
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  • Quiet
  • Faith
  • Good
  • Service
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I'm Grateful Today Because ...

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  • of moments I can stay in the moment, with no regrets for yesterday or worrying about tomorrow. I'm grateful to try and fill this day with simple moments of good - seen, heard, and accomplished. Today, my inner dialog will try to be positive. When today has ended, I'll look back at it with satisfaction, serenity, and gratitude.
  • my life has taken on new meaning. The experience of contact with others, in person, the shaking of hands, the sharing of names, our contact info, our stories, our common bond, and knowing we'll meet again as friends. It's human, honest, and fulfilling to share meaningful time with others in this fellowship of recovery.
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      Genuine human connection is necessary, essential, but it requires significant intention on my part.
  • I can overcome the uncertainty in my life with hope. Hope creates a positive self dialog for me. Hope implies little certainty, but it does suggest a confidence and assurance that what I long for could happen, despite all uncertainty.
  • my program of recovery guides me toward positive values. I find these values as I meditate on the spiritual principles of the 12 steps.
  • I have a program of recovery, and that's what matters most. Surely life on life's terms matters, but it must revolve around my sobriety being first. It's my program of recovery that matters and provides me with the tools of acceptance, courage and wisdom I seek, no matter what life brings my way.
  • all I have to do is ask. Regardless of the hardship, there's my higher power out there that I can tap into. When I seek knowledge with guidance, strength or courage, all I have to do is ask.
  • there are benefits that come from quiet moments. It's not an empty time. I can pledge another day of sobriety. I can find gratitude for my blessings and give thanks. I can smile with knowledge of the good I'll plan and provide just for today, one day at a time.
  • I'm finding faith. The spiritual experience of work each day to focus on the quality and health of relationships with myself, all others, all living things in nature, and my Higher Power as I understand it changes me for the better. I've found confidence, trust and faith in that.
  • I can wake each morning and plan to do good things for myself and for others. Once, my life was fueled by resentment, fear and alcohol. Now, my life is fueled in a simple and fulfilling way, the power of doing the next right thing and that which is good.
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