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Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Oxnard (The Nard), CA, USA.
Posts: 13,984
Join The Welcoming Committee.
Join me in welcoming newcomers to SoberRecovery with a "Welcome" message. Of course, you can welcome people in your own way. The idea is to show the newcomer that plenty of SR members are glad they joined us in our journey to sober wellness.
Thank you for your participation.
Blessed Be All
Will G
Thank you for your participation.
Blessed Be All
Will G
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Join Date: May 2012
Posts: 3,748
Welcome!
I hope all of you find this forum to be a rewarding positive experience. This community has been one of the greatest tools for my recovery. If your hesitant to post or reach out just know we have all been there before. You are not alone!
I hope all of you find this forum to be a rewarding positive experience. This community has been one of the greatest tools for my recovery. If your hesitant to post or reach out just know we have all been there before. You are not alone!
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: New England
Posts: 4,430
Welcome to SR! This is a safe, friendly place where you can find answers to hard questions and support in challenging situations. The community here saved my life, and it can help you, too. We are glad you found us!
Giving up is NOT an option.
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Western Wisconsin
Posts: 7,809
WELCOME!
I've been here for over 7 and a half years. I can say without reservation that SR has helped me to maintain my sobriety since I joined in January of 2015.
I have made lasting friends.
There's always someone here if you are struggling, have questions, or just want to talk.
I've been here for over 7 and a half years. I can say without reservation that SR has helped me to maintain my sobriety since I joined in January of 2015.
I have made lasting friends.
There's always someone here if you are struggling, have questions, or just want to talk.
Your attitude, not your aptitude, will determine your altitude
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Oxnard (The Nard), CA, USA.
Posts: 13,984
Thank you for all the responses. That is great and helps me stay sober.
I did not make myself clear so I apologize for that....LOL, I can be a dingbat at times. (Halloween corny humor, chuckle, chuckle)
I'm going to take on the task of an "unofficial SR greeter in the Newcomers to Recovery forum." Please join me. If you see a newcomer in the Newcomers to Recovery forum drop by their post to say hello. Or if a post in Newcomers to Recovery has few responses, perhaps a post to encourage them. When a bunch of members replies to one of my posts, I feel greatly appreciated and that feels very good especially if I'm struggling. Not saying everyone is not doing a good job here at SR, just had to say what said and I thank you from the depths of my heart for helping me stay sober ODAAT
Love from Zenny 🦇
Namaste
I did not make myself clear so I apologize for that....LOL, I can be a dingbat at times. (Halloween corny humor, chuckle, chuckle)
I'm going to take on the task of an "unofficial SR greeter in the Newcomers to Recovery forum." Please join me. If you see a newcomer in the Newcomers to Recovery forum drop by their post to say hello. Or if a post in Newcomers to Recovery has few responses, perhaps a post to encourage them. When a bunch of members replies to one of my posts, I feel greatly appreciated and that feels very good especially if I'm struggling. Not saying everyone is not doing a good job here at SR, just had to say what said and I thank you from the depths of my heart for helping me stay sober ODAAT
Love from Zenny 🦇
Namaste
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 211,479
I think everyone who posts in Newcomers for any length of time is an 'unofficial greeter', Zen - this Forum community is great for answering new posts 
Our official greeters - least and Hevyn - do a great job too!
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Our official greeters - least and Hevyn - do a great job too!
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