how do you feel about your
progress so far?
what is the greatest gift you've
received from recovery?
when did you first feel secure
and comfortable in sobriety?
where do you go to get
away from it all, and just reflect?
who inspires you when the path
gets difficult to maintain?
why do you think 12 step programs
work well for some, and not at all
for others?
3 comments:
1. hopeful
2. this life and my ability to enjoy it just as it is.
3. i don't remember
4. bloggeritaville
5. there are so many who inspire me, one of my favorites is Randy Pausch.
6. and that is the 6 million dollar question, my guess is a willingness, a real willingness to want to see your part in your chaotic life and a desperation to be responsible for your own actions with hope that all will be well. some people are not willing to admit defeat or give in to a program that holds them responsible for their own actions.
good
clarity
last december
my mind
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just as certain rules suit some and not others...
how do you feel about your
progress so far? I feel grateful, like I was given a gift..some of my friends call me a sober savant.
what is the greatest gift you've
received from recovery? grace
when did you first feel secure
and comfortable in sobriety? when I realized the obsession to drink was lifted but I'm not sure exactly when that occurred, just know it has.
where do you go to get
away from it all, and just reflect? centering prayer
who inspires you when the path
gets difficult to maintain? my fellow members of alcoholics annonymous
why do you think 12 step programs
work well for some, and not at all
for others? I think that there are some people who are incapable of being honest with themselves...
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