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| Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Grounded
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| Emotional Balance
My introduction to Recovery was through an Intervention. I was hardly enjoying life. Nor did I particularly insist upon it. I just felt that I didn't really belong anywhere. I was used to feeling bad that's why I polluted my body so I didn't have to feel or cope. And then people tell you that drinking and using is only a symptom of the big problem. The inability to live life on lifes terms is the root of the problem. The obsession with self. Over the years of recovery I began to raise my standards of living. Once I got a Sponsor and worked the steps(or reviewed the steps as my sponsor always used to say.)I made a decision to be happy not sad. I was givin tools and a tool belt to achieve this new outlook on life. Early on just simple stuff like its O.K. to be O.K. Crowd my head with good thoughts. Little by little the most amazing thing happened Emotional Balance. Then I was rocketed into the mainstream of life. That was at 3 some odd years sober. Being clean and sober for me is about enjoying my time here on earth. Some days are better than others, But I can honestly say that my emotional highs arent as high and my emotional lows arent quite as low. For the most part it's even steven. |
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