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kelsh · 05-20-2009, 09:07 PM

This has helped me in many ways beginning to live sober and continuing to live sober for 20 years now. If I would have had to think about living the way I was forever why would I want stay sober forever.

I went to AA every day for one year one day at a time & I did what was suggested to help me stay sober...work the steps...get a sponsor...& keep my ears open & mouth shut unless I had a burning desire to add to the topic for the meeting.

For me I used the Serenity Prayer many times a day after I learned how I could apply it to my daily life. I still use it to this day & it is such a freedom to be sober and be able to do what I want to do without the thought of drinking interfering with any activity or job. :ghug2

kelsh

05-20-2009, 09:07 PM	#4 (permalink)
kelsh Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Omak WA Posts: 1,048	One Day At A Time.... This has helped me in many ways beginning to live sober and continuing to live sober for 20 years now. If I would have had to think about living the way I was forever why would I want stay sober forever. I went to AA every day for one year one day at a time & I did what was suggested to help me stay sober...work the steps...get a sponsor...& keep my ears open & mouth shut unless I had a burning desire to add to the topic for the meeting. For me I used the Serenity Prayer many times a day after I learned how I could apply it to my daily life. I still use it to this day & it is such a freedom to be sober and be able to do what I want to do without the thought of drinking interfering with any activity or job. :ghug2 kelsh __________________ God Grant Me the Serenity to Accept the Things I Cannot Change..the Courage to Change the Things I Can Change..and the Wisdom to Know the Diifference. Sobriety Date: July 10, 1988