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deezaldog · 01-25-2009, 08:18 AM

I know when I first entered the rooms of AA I thought I was a better than. Since I was there on a "voluntary" basis I was Better than. those there on court order, house arrest, out of rehab or because they had to be. Despite myself, I was welcomed with open arms and without judgement. When noone else wanted to be around me, I was welcomed in the rooms of AA. I have learned through gently guidance that I was and still am very important in the rooms. Now, when a newcomer walks in, I make every effort to welcome them and introduce myself. The newcomer is why we are there. LOL:ghug2

01-25-2009, 08:18 AM	#2 (permalink)
deezaldog Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Fort Wayne IN Posts: 284	I know when I first entered the rooms of AA I thought I was a better than. Since I was there on a "voluntary" basis I was Better than. those there on court order, house arrest, out of rehab or because they had to be. Despite myself, I was welcomed with open arms and without judgement. When noone else wanted to be around me, I was welcomed in the rooms of AA. I have learned through gently guidance that I was and still am very important in the rooms. Now, when a newcomer walks in, I make every effort to welcome them and introduce myself. The newcomer is why we are there. LOL:ghug2 __________________ deezaldog