24 Hour Recovery Connection Part 284
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Originally Posted by Weev1l 
5:24pm
Late afternoon here after a chaotic kindov day. One of those windy sunny days that make you want to ride out for miles and miles under the sky. Instead spent talking to many different people!!! Puffed out now.
24 more for me, please and thank you.
Late afternoon here after a chaotic kindov day. One of those windy sunny days that make you want to ride out for miles and miles under the sky. Instead spent talking to many different people!!! Puffed out now.
24 more for me, please and thank you.
, Weev.
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Location: Coquitlam B.C.
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Good morning
�� hi Leigh have a great Saturday.
Still sober. In physiotherapy for the next 3 weeks them back to work. Yippee
24 hrs more for this alcoholic that is grateful for the little things in my life......
...to have a crisis and act upon it is one thing. To dwell in perpetual crisis is another.
—Barbara Grizzuti Harrison
Exaggerating the negative element in our lives is familiar behavior for all too many of us. But this obsession is our choice. We can stop at any moment. We can decide to let go of a situation that we can't control, turn it over to God, and be free to look ahead at the possibilities for happiness.
Perhaps we can learn to accept a serious situation in our lives as a special opportunity for growth first of all, but even more as an opportunity to let God work in our lives. We learn to trust by giving over our dilemmas to God for solutions. With patience, we will see the right outcomes, and we will more easily turn to God the next time.
Crises will lessen in number and in gravity in direct proportion to the partnership we develop with our higher power. The stronger our dependence on that power, for all answers and all directions, the greater will our comfort be in all situations.
Serenity is the gift promised when we let God handle our lives. No crisis need worry us. The solution is only a prayer away.
I will take action against every crisis confronting me - I will turn to God. Each crisis is an invitation to serenity.
�� hi Leigh have a great Saturday.
Still sober. In physiotherapy for the next 3 weeks them back to work. Yippee
24 hrs more for this alcoholic that is grateful for the little things in my life......
...to have a crisis and act upon it is one thing. To dwell in perpetual crisis is another.
—Barbara Grizzuti Harrison
Exaggerating the negative element in our lives is familiar behavior for all too many of us. But this obsession is our choice. We can stop at any moment. We can decide to let go of a situation that we can't control, turn it over to God, and be free to look ahead at the possibilities for happiness.
Perhaps we can learn to accept a serious situation in our lives as a special opportunity for growth first of all, but even more as an opportunity to let God work in our lives. We learn to trust by giving over our dilemmas to God for solutions. With patience, we will see the right outcomes, and we will more easily turn to God the next time.
Crises will lessen in number and in gravity in direct proportion to the partnership we develop with our higher power. The stronger our dependence on that power, for all answers and all directions, the greater will our comfort be in all situations.
Serenity is the gift promised when we let God handle our lives. No crisis need worry us. The solution is only a prayer away.
I will take action against every crisis confronting me - I will turn to God. Each crisis is an invitation to serenity.
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Posts: 120,872
Originally Posted by erfra7
Good morning
�� hi Leigh have a great Saturday.
Still sober. In physiotherapy for the next 3 weeks them back to work. Yippee
24 hrs more for this alcoholic that is grateful for the little things in my life......
...to have a crisis and act upon it is one thing. To dwell in perpetual crisis is another.
—Barbara Grizzuti Harrison
Exaggerating the negative element in our lives is familiar behavior for all too many of us. But this obsession is our choice. We can stop at any moment. We can decide to let go of a situation that we can't control, turn it over to God, and be free to look ahead at the possibilities for happiness.
Perhaps we can learn to accept a serious situation in our lives as a special opportunity for growth first of all, but even more as an opportunity to let God work in our lives. We learn to trust by giving over our dilemmas to God for solutions. With patience, we will see the right outcomes, and we will more easily turn to God the next time.
Crises will lessen in number and in gravity in direct proportion to the partnership we develop with our higher power. The stronger our dependence on that power, for all answers and all directions, the greater will our comfort be in all situations.
Serenity is the gift promised when we let God handle our lives. No crisis need worry us. The solution is only a prayer away.
I will take action against every crisis confronting me - I will turn to God. Each crisis is an invitation to serenity.
�� hi Leigh have a great Saturday.
Still sober. In physiotherapy for the next 3 weeks them back to work. Yippee
24 hrs more for this alcoholic that is grateful for the little things in my life......
...to have a crisis and act upon it is one thing. To dwell in perpetual crisis is another.
—Barbara Grizzuti Harrison
Exaggerating the negative element in our lives is familiar behavior for all too many of us. But this obsession is our choice. We can stop at any moment. We can decide to let go of a situation that we can't control, turn it over to God, and be free to look ahead at the possibilities for happiness.
Perhaps we can learn to accept a serious situation in our lives as a special opportunity for growth first of all, but even more as an opportunity to let God work in our lives. We learn to trust by giving over our dilemmas to God for solutions. With patience, we will see the right outcomes, and we will more easily turn to God the next time.
Crises will lessen in number and in gravity in direct proportion to the partnership we develop with our higher power. The stronger our dependence on that power, for all answers and all directions, the greater will our comfort be in all situations.
Serenity is the gift promised when we let God handle our lives. No crisis need worry us. The solution is only a prayer away.
I will take action against every crisis confronting me - I will turn to God. Each crisis is an invitation to serenity.
So good to hear that you will be heading back to work soon!!!!!!
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Location: Portsmouth, England
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Xxxx Back from football...another pub visit survived.
It's good now....they automatically get me a lime and soda when ordering a round !!!😁
Thank you to everyone for the kind words on my 2 months...
Big huge gigantic congratulations for everyone else with a milestone today...or just another hour sober.
Have realised today I need to leave my relationship sooner rather than later. It is toxic and definitely a threat to
It's good now....they automatically get me a lime and soda when ordering a round !!!😁
Thank you to everyone for the kind words on my 2 months...
Big huge gigantic congratulations for everyone else with a milestone today...or just another hour sober.
Have realised today I need to leave my relationship sooner rather than later. It is toxic and definitely a threat to
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Originally Posted by Pebbles666
Xxxx Back from football...another pub visit survived.
It's good now....they automatically get me a lime and soda when ordering a round !!!😁
Thank you to everyone for the kind words on my 2 months...
Big huge gigantic congratulations for everyone else with a milestone today...or just another hour sober.
Have realised today I need to leave my relationship sooner rather than later. It is toxic and definitely a threat to
It's good now....they automatically get me a lime and soda when ordering a round !!!😁
Thank you to everyone for the kind words on my 2 months...
Big huge gigantic congratulations for everyone else with a milestone today...or just another hour sober.
Have realised today I need to leave my relationship sooner rather than later. It is toxic and definitely a threat to
Lean on us. We care.
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Originally Posted by SoberLeigh
(((((((Pebbles)))))).
Lean on us. We care.
Lean on us. We care.
Definitely a positive decision...not a negative one.
I deserve better...and I deserve to be loved and respected.
Girl Power is alive in the Pebble house.
I wouldn't do it when I was a drunk. But I am stronger now. There is a big Wide World out there...and I'm,gonna explore it. And learn to love me.
Xxxx 😄😄😄😄 xxx
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Originally Posted by joandmelandhan
Pebbles we will be here for you every step of the way mate. Proud of you taking control and going for what you deserve! Only the best for our Pebbles ❤❤❤
I am definitely giving up at some point. As soon as I get these sugar cravings/fatigue under control.
BUT...if you think I'm going cold turkey from marmite....you can forget it mush !!! 😉😉 xx
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