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Tuesday's Chat Recovery Meeting

3 pm - Room A (Open to All)
6 pm - Caring Families
8 pm - Living Recovery Nightly (No chair, Room may be empty, Volunteers welcome)
9 pm - HBFF Alumni (Password)

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  • Knowing the truth of myself, I must pledge another 24 hours in recovery.
  • Grateful to pledge my 24
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  • Grateful to pledge 24 more hours of a healthy sober life.
  • Good afternoon (((Everyone))). I'm happily in with my pledge to stay sober today. Hope you all have a good and sober Mon.
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  • With my willingness rightly directed I pledge my 24 hours in recovery.
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  • Myself
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  • Trying
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  • I know of a way to keep my willingness rightly directed. Whenever troubled, I can stop, slow down, take a step back, observe my thinking for any shortcomings, and apply the spiritual principles of the steps. I can also realize Gods will in this pause. It's then that I know I'll proceed with my willingness rightly directed.
  • I realize there's not much time left for me, and the only time that really matters is now. I'm grateful to realize my purpose in life, the things I should do to make up for my wasted past and realize a fulfilling future. I'm grateful to have this time, if just for today, by the grace of my higher power and my program of recovery.
  • I've learned there's more to recovery than just being sober. I'm living in recovery to change. I'm grateful to live in recovery to learn, to grow, to serve others, and be the best version of myself, not as I intend, but as God intends me to be.
  • I have a schedule and a plan for today that supports my recovery and gets important tasks done. I have faith in my plan for today, but faith without works is dead. Today I'll act on it, and good feelings will follow!
  • I'm making progress by practicing being present in each moment of every day. Having been occupied with regret and shame of my past and fear for my future has always gotten in the way of the most important thing; the present.
  • I've discovered an unsuspected inner resource. I used to turn to my higher power thinking of it as something existing elsewhere. I was looking in the wrong place all along. The God given gifts of guidance to find the right thoughts and actions have always resided in me. I'm grateful to know now of this unsuspected inner resource, and I no longer have to seek far to find it.
  • I'm granted serenity when I accept the things I cannot change. Everything, absolutely everything happens in God's world for a reason. I'm grateful and I find peace when I live and let live.
    • acceptance was my key
  • I don't have to lose a day to my addiction today. With a sound sober mind, body and spirit today, I'll enjoy progress.
  • Another day sober. A short but wonderful call with my daughter yesterday. Seeing sober friends unexpectedly at a coffee shop and had a wonderful discussion. Seeing my therapist today for the first time in months.
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