I host an AA meeting and had a slip 2 days ago... I host this meeting have gone back to alcohol - not hard core but you know the insanity. I'm going to host the meeting and I will not lie about being sober - but I'm not sure I'm absolutely ready to confess to it. I will if asked. I like the people quite a bit - all old timers. Is it wrong to still host and I should notify the home group chair person? I of course will not be drunk or have drank anything. I'm a pretty mild drinker that only drinks at night and not even that much (which always gets me to relapse.) Anyhow - thanks for your ideas. |
Have you talked to your sponsor about it? My homegroup has a "rule" of 30 days of sobriety to chair a meeting. I'm not sure what "hosting" entails... To thine ownself be true.. but, I personally would feel pretty disingenuous chairing a meeting if I went back out. Rigorous honesty, friend. |
I think you know what the right thing to do is :) sharing your struggle, and being scrupulously honest, may just help someone else? D |
Originally Posted by Libby06
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Have you talked to your sponsor about it? My homegroup has a "rule" of 30 days of sobriety to chair a meeting. I'm not sure what "hosting" entails... To thine ownself be true.. but, I personally would feel pretty disingenuous chairing a meeting if I went back out. Rigorous honesty, friend. Thanks again.
Originally Posted by Dee74
(Post 7718053)
I think you know what the right thing to do is :) sharing your struggle, and being scrupulously honest, may just help someone else? D Thanks again folks. |
Good on you - secrets feed our addictions...coming clean is the right thing to do :) D |
Thanks again folks - the meeting went really well. Tough but tons of love. |
Great job, man. |
Glad to hear it went well rebell. The right choices are not always the easy choice, but in the end it's always worth it. |
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