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love!
I am loving this forum! I have been reading for a couple of days and have been chewing on these posts like a kid in a candy store. I take a multi-faceted approach to recovery and it is so refreshing to read others that think outside of the box and discuss/challenge ideas so freely. Very cool stuff...thanks
peace,
SD
peace,
SD
Welcome aboard
Nothing wrong with finding your own path to sobriety! I'm a free thinking soul from a long way back who doesn't have a herd mentality...but I was ready to bail from my self directed recovery and join the first herd that lumbered past if I was seriously thinking about drinking again!!!
Luckily, with the help of SR, I managed to recently get past the one year sober mark. You can too, if you want to.
Nothing wrong with finding your own path to sobriety! I'm a free thinking soul from a long way back who doesn't have a herd mentality...but I was ready to bail from my self directed recovery and join the first herd that lumbered past if I was seriously thinking about drinking again!!!
Luckily, with the help of SR, I managed to recently get past the one year sober mark. You can too, if you want to.
Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude
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Welcome to the secular side of SoberRecovery soberlicious.
Secular addiction treatments are very tasty and they don't give me indigestion like other recovery methods do.
Secular addiction treatments are very tasty and they don't give me indigestion like other recovery methods do.
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HAHA Zencat I agree...and they have a delicious chewy center as well
Thanks for the welcome all and I couldn't agree w/ you more Murray4x5 congrats to you... I am coming up on 5 years being clean sober and free...it can be done fo sho! LOL
Thanks for the welcome all and I couldn't agree w/ you more Murray4x5 congrats to you... I am coming up on 5 years being clean sober and free...it can be done fo sho! LOL
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I recently found this forum and it follows the curve that seems to come with alternative recovery programs. The enlightened, healthy, happy and knowledgeable curve.
Almost two years sober happily reading, learning, talking with God, meditating, eating healthfully and sometimes not, and the list goes on. There is so much time for good life when you stop dying.
SH
Almost two years sober happily reading, learning, talking with God, meditating, eating healthfully and sometimes not, and the list goes on. There is so much time for good life when you stop dying.
SH
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I am loving this forum! I have been reading for a couple of days and have been chewing on these posts like a kid in a candy store. I take a multi-faceted approach to recovery and it is so refreshing to read others that think outside of the box and discuss/challenge ideas so freely. Very cool stuff...thanks
peace,
SD
peace,
SD
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thanks lafemme...when and if I find any wisdom and insight I will share it LOL I'm paraphrasing here but, the more I learn the more I learn how little I know...isn't that socrates?
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