I never wanted to do recovery by
myself and needed to have support
and fellowship all in one place. Under
one roof with others just like me,
listening, learning, absorbing and
applying an effective program of
recovery in our daily lives.
To let AA go would have meant
me taking back my own will where
doing things my way, esp. trying to
quit alcohol, my addiction to it by
myself which never ever worked.
To me, knowing I never have to
figure out things on my own or
by myself is comforting.
AA, for me, has worked and continues
to work, each and everyday I work it.
It's a gift and blessing that gives me a
purpose and meaning in life.
