Back after a couple years!
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Back after a couple years!
Hey all!
Here I am again. Giving it another go. Finally reached out to some family and friends today in order to tell them what's going on, something I have never done before. Going to give AA a shot this time too. Definitely a little nerve-wracking to be the newbie but figured it's time to try something new. Nothing specific to say other than hello and I look forward to reading your posts and reconnecting with you all. I remember this being a great group!
Chris
Here I am again. Giving it another go. Finally reached out to some family and friends today in order to tell them what's going on, something I have never done before. Going to give AA a shot this time too. Definitely a little nerve-wracking to be the newbie but figured it's time to try something new. Nothing specific to say other than hello and I look forward to reading your posts and reconnecting with you all. I remember this being a great group!
Chris
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Location: Syracuse, NY
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Go for it!
It's not the easiest problem to solve, but it's solvable and there's more than one way to skin a cat. I used intravenous amino acid therapy to finally kick alcohol to the curb.
Good for you, putting your support system in place! You're absolutely right it's time to try something new! If at first you don't succeed, try try again...but don't keep trying things that haven't worked. Switch it up until you find what works so you can vanquish the problem!
Have you quit, or do you have a quit date planned?
It's not the easiest problem to solve, but it's solvable and there's more than one way to skin a cat. I used intravenous amino acid therapy to finally kick alcohol to the curb.
Good for you, putting your support system in place! You're absolutely right it's time to try something new! If at first you don't succeed, try try again...but don't keep trying things that haven't worked. Switch it up until you find what works so you can vanquish the problem!
Have you quit, or do you have a quit date planned?
Sobriety is Traditional
Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Orcas Island, Washington
Posts: 9,067
Welcome back, Chris!
I hope you take advantage of all SoberRecovery has to offer. Read around and post often!
Ninety AA meetings in ninety days gives your sobriety a solid foundation. Do you have any questions or concerns about the program?
I hope you take advantage of all SoberRecovery has to offer. Read around and post often!
Ninety AA meetings in ninety days gives your sobriety a solid foundation. Do you have any questions or concerns about the program?
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Originally Posted by Chris82 
Hey all! Here I am again. Giving it another go. Finally reached out to some family and friends today in order to tell them what's going on, something I have never done before. Going to give AA a shot this time too. Definitely a little nerve-wracking to be the newbie but figured it's time to try something new. Nothing specific to say other than hello and I look forward to reading your posts and reconnecting with you all. I remember this being a great group! Chris
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Originally Posted by Coldfusion
Welcome back, Chris!
I hope you take advantage of all SoberRecovery has to offer. Read around and post often!
Ninety AA meetings in ninety days gives your sobriety a solid foundation. Do you have any questions or concerns about the program?
I hope you take advantage of all SoberRecovery has to offer. Read around and post often!
Ninety AA meetings in ninety days gives your sobriety a solid foundation. Do you have any questions or concerns about the program?
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Originally Posted by KiKi0615
Welcome back Chris! If you need some extra support we have an amazing group in the March 2016 Class! Over 90 members! :-)
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Originally Posted by SoberinSyracuse
Go for it!
It's not the easiest problem to solve, but it's solvable and there's more than one way to skin a cat. I used intravenous amino acid therapy to finally kick alcohol to the curb.
Good for you, putting your support system in place! You're absolutely right it's time to try something new! If at first you don't succeed, try try again...but don't keep trying things that haven't worked. Switch it up until you find what works so you can vanquish the problem!
Have you quit, or do you have a quit date planned?
It's not the easiest problem to solve, but it's solvable and there's more than one way to skin a cat. I used intravenous amino acid therapy to finally kick alcohol to the curb.
Good for you, putting your support system in place! You're absolutely right it's time to try something new! If at first you don't succeed, try try again...but don't keep trying things that haven't worked. Switch it up until you find what works so you can vanquish the problem!
Have you quit, or do you have a quit date planned?
Thanks again!
Sobriety is Traditional
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Here's the March thread and the 24-Hour Club:
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ml#post5861867
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ml#post5860856
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ml#post5861867
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ml#post5860856
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Originally Posted by KiKi0615
Welcome back Chris! If you need some extra support we have an amazing group in the March 2016 Class! Over 90 members! :-)
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