Thank you to Dee for all you do
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Thank you to Dee for all you do
I would just like to thank Dee74 for all his hard work.
You devote so much time to helping others.
You always know the right thing to say, when to say it, & how to say it.
You gave me hope when I had none & courage to fight.
I don't know if you get paid, but you deserve a 6 figure income.
You have a hard job, yet you do it wonderfully.
Someone called you the Alcohol Whisperer. So true.
You are vital to SR & thank you for all that you do.
You have a gift & I'm glad you chose to use it here.
I know I appreciate it & I'm sure others do, too
You devote so much time to helping others.
You always know the right thing to say, when to say it, & how to say it.
You gave me hope when I had none & courage to fight.
I don't know if you get paid, but you deserve a 6 figure income.
You have a hard job, yet you do it wonderfully.
Someone called you the Alcohol Whisperer. So true.
You are vital to SR & thank you for all that you do.
You have a gift & I'm glad you chose to use it here.
I know I appreciate it & I'm sure others do, too
Ok you guys need to quit it now...my lips trembling
I'm not sure I deserve to be singled out...I want to give a quick shout out back to everyone here - Anna, Carol, our greeters Hevyn, Artsoul, Ann all the other mods and Greeters, and all you guys too - it's a great place we have here
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I'm not sure I deserve to be singled out...I want to give a quick shout out back to everyone here - Anna, Carol, our greeters Hevyn, Artsoul, Ann all the other mods and Greeters, and all you guys too - it's a great place we have here
D
I was going to start a new thread, but this one seems fitting.
I just got back from an appointment with my amazing supportive doctor. We of course spoke about my recovery journey and how well I'm doing. I told her that SR and all the people on it are a huge part of my success. A wonderful, supportive group that feels like a little family to me.
She was so impressed with what I told her about this little gem of a site, that she is going to recommend it to other patients who are struggling.
So yeah, I concur with this shout out to Dee and everyone else who gives hope to those that need a soft place to land.
I just got back from an appointment with my amazing supportive doctor. We of course spoke about my recovery journey and how well I'm doing. I told her that SR and all the people on it are a huge part of my success. A wonderful, supportive group that feels like a little family to me.
She was so impressed with what I told her about this little gem of a site, that she is going to recommend it to other patients who are struggling.
So yeah, I concur with this shout out to Dee and everyone else who gives hope to those that need a soft place to land.
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Everyone here is awesome & works hard. Thank you all.
I remember struggling my 2nd weekend & I said " I hope I don't cave in"
Dee said " Don't hope.... Do"
That just stuck with me. Resonated in my mind & got me over that major hump.
Thank you Dee for those 3 little words that has given me over 2 months sobriety & a new zest for living
I remember struggling my 2nd weekend & I said " I hope I don't cave in"
Dee said " Don't hope.... Do"
That just stuck with me. Resonated in my mind & got me over that major hump.
Thank you Dee for those 3 little words that has given me over 2 months sobriety & a new zest for living
Dee just always seems to have those "magic words." What a gift to all of us.
The entire staff here is amazing; all very compassionate, caring, and knowledgeable. We are all incredibly blessed to have them.
The entire staff here is amazing; all very compassionate, caring, and knowledgeable. We are all incredibly blessed to have them.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Minnesota
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I too appreciate Dee and his Muppet Avatars. He can even tolerate a nut job like me. Technology is a great way to easily find resources. In the old days two alcoholics drove from Chicago to Minneapolis in a snow storm to help a guy. Now it's just click a mouse.
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