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norwaygal · 09-20-2009, 08:26 AM

I am grateful that I could utilize my religious backround to rely on God, HP to lean on while entering AA and started to work the steps.

God did not keep me sober. The walls of AA do contribute to my sobriety and recovery, one day at a time.

I leaned on the incredible members of AA as my HP, along with God, to restore me to sanity. I still fell crazy some days and thank God/HP for meetings and the steps to align my thinking.

When I came into AA, after Rehab, I witnessed and wanted what the you had...that was and is my hope.

I cannot thank God/HP/AA for the courage to be honest, open and willing to admit/accept my alcoholism.

This drunk and pill popper's gratitude is immeasurable. Thank you!

09-20-2009, 08:26 AM	#3 (permalink)
norwaygal Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Saint Paul, MN Posts: 1	Hope in Step 2 I am grateful that I could utilize my religious backround to rely on God, HP to lean on while entering AA and started to work the steps. God did not keep me sober. The walls of AA do contribute to my sobriety and recovery, one day at a time. I leaned on the incredible members of AA as my HP, along with God, to restore me to sanity. I still fell crazy some days and thank God/HP for meetings and the steps to align my thinking. When I came into AA, after Rehab, I witnessed and wanted what the you had...that was and is my hope. I cannot thank God/HP/AA for the courage to be honest, open and willing to admit/accept my alcoholism. This drunk and pill popper's gratitude is immeasurable. Thank you!