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    • Thomas. Thank you for the kind words and encouragement. Thank you for always sharing your experience and your support to all here. It is much appreciated by those who post and those who hang in the “rafters “ as you once said. Best wishes to you for a healthy, happy and prosperous new year.
    • proud of you Runner! I didn't have my wife's support either, in fact she hated me. But I remained focused on Sobriety and getting well, I have a year now and I have her support. As the Big Book says in the family afterward, sometimes we may never get back what was. We have to move on, take care of ourselves, and find support elsewhere. But stay sober "No Matter What"! Also we need to be rid of sick relationships that keep us in bondage. May God Bless And Keep You! Happy New Year!Stay Strong!
    • Living miracle, thanks for your kind words and support. You are an inspiration to all here who struggle. Your daily affirmations are a shining example to all. Best wishes for continued success.
  • Pledging 24 more.Happy New Year to everyone!
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  • May 2023 bring everyone good health, serenity, & all your hearts desires!
    I absolutely commit 2/24 more hours of sober life.
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  • Another New Year's eve: 11 yrs and 9 months since I left Hazelden. and STILL the number that matters most is this 24 hrs!
  • Pledging my 1st, 24 hours of recovery.
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Simplicity


              Consistency and Discipline work in the world of recovery. Humility and gratitude keep us there. Simplicity works if we support it. Here is what I believe to be the key to long term continuous progressive sobriety.

              Do the work! Go to treatment and do what they tell you to do. There are an almost infinite number of approaches out there and all of them are designed to get you to the same place. They all share in common that we need to grow up and figure out our…

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I'm Grateful Today Because ...

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  • The love and support of my family keeps me strong.
  • You are here!
  • Oddly my presents from Christmas are just as thoughtful and cool as they were yesterday!
  • For Tidings of Great Joy....Peace, Goodwill for Everyone.
  • I’m surrounded by my family
  • I am steady, organized, and feel a higher level of peace.
  • My Hazelden Fellowship while in recovery. Without them … no success. Thank you for watching over me gentlemen!
  • I am grateful for Trust to drive to my 3rd meeting on the outside after finish BFC Rancho Mirage and being able to be sober. For my children I got to see yesterday and lastly my husband for his everlasting patience during this arduous process of getting sober and now having 30 days today!
  • I have had low, low cravings in rehab/recovery.
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