laurenlanai25

This morning I am woken up to my sponsor knocking on the door, when i answered she told me to throw on a hat and brush my teeth and we were going to a womens meeting! to be completely honest i was a little annoyed that she just showed up (fyi, she was my sponsor for the few years i was sober, so i do know her very well, it wasnt some crazy woman i just met!) so i did as she said while she took my dog out. then as i was thinking about it, she came over because she knew i was sad about the whole court thing yesterday and she just simply cares about me and didnt want me to be alone! how many of my non sober friends showed up to take me to breakfast? not thay they had to or i was expecting it or anything but it just goes to show you some of the awesome people you can meet in aa that arent "bullies" she didnt have to do that but she cares enough to even think about me!! i go to aa for my recovery and what do you know? i found great friends too!!

thanks all!!

L

Peter

Yeah. My sponsors are right up there with the top 10 most important people in my life.

CarolD

As I had to quit driving a few years ago....
my AA sisters and brothers have been immensley helpful.

It is important to me to feel supported and needed.
Yes....our AA fellowship is fantastic!

barb dwyer

I know -

I've been trying to isolate for two weeks now ...

how can I , what with people coming over, calling all the time ...
Hell! They live right next door! Can't swing a dead cat without hitting an alcoholic in recovery ...

geyah!

Just can't get a good depression going these days ...
I just don't get it!

GlassPrisoner

That could be a God shot.

Yesterday, I was wondering what to do. THere was an AA BBQ, but I was considering just taking a nap. Prior to laying down, about 3 other AAs called, asking for directions to get ther etc. Needless to say, I went and had a good time.

But yeah, even my best friend of over 35 years has never just showed up and asked me to breakfast....And I've made so many new friends I can't count them all.