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Friday's Chat Recovery Meeting

6:30 pm - The Happiest Hour Meditation AA (Zoom Meeting)
8 pm - Living Recovery Nightly (No chair, Room may be empty, Volunteers welcome)

*All Times Central

Go to Chat Rooms page to participate. See the full schedule on Online Meetings page. 

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  • Grateful for 24 more hours of healthy sober living.
  • Good morning (((Everyone))). I'm happily in with my pledge to stay sober today. Hope you all have a good and sober Thurs.
    Sarah
  • With so much uncertainty in my life this day, I pledge to live another 24 hours in recovery, and I'll find hope.
  • 24 more!

    AOG
  • I thankfully pledge another day of sobriety
  • Grateful to pledge my 24
  • Pledging for today
  • 🌄 Good morning, ((((( All ))))). Gratefully pledging 24 hours with all of you. ❤️

    "One day you will look in the mirror and cry out to yourself, I can't do this anymore. And you will put down your drink, your drug, your food, your addictive relationship, your compulsive behavior. You will experiment with letting go of controlling that thing that you have been hanging on to so tightly for so long. That will be the beginning. Some other day (not necessarily the next day) you will realize that, against all odds, you have made it through another day without resorting to a maladaptive behavior that serves no helpful purpose. You will be proud that you got through the day, because it wasn't an easy day, and you will think, Maybe there is something to this recovery thing. Maybe I can do this. And as the days go on, even if they don't stack one on top of the other, you will, indeed, do this thing called recovery.

    Recovery isn't always easy, but our lives become easier to live in recovery."
    - Dawn Nickel
  • Gm I'm n 4 24 more! Sorry my new phone wants to spell for me today and that's ok!
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Sobriety Reflection Questions

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  • Uncertainty
  • Values
  • Matters
  • Ask
  • Quiet
  • Faith
  • Good
  • Service
  • Work
  • Recognize
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I'm Grateful Today Because ...

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  • 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.
  • work is love and gratitude made visible. It's fulfilling to be sober and free. Free to care for others and the health of our relationships. My house is becoming a home where pride is beginning to show. The promises are materialized when I work for them.
  • I've learned to recognize my thoughts and feelings. I'm grateful to then pause and evaluate as I recognize they lead to my actions.
  • I'm sober. I can now find initiative and willing ambition. With the guidance of my higher power and the principles of the 12 steps I'll do the right things with my initiative rightly directed.
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