24-Hour Recovery Connections Part 12
Nathan Thurm fan
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Upstate NY
Posts: 406
Been extremely stressed out lately, but amazingly staying sober. Proud of myself. Glad I'm embracing recovery instead of abstinence like I used to.
We have blue herons on our pond. I look at them with my binoculars. I agree with you guys that they are awesome birds !! Beautiful creatures.
Anyway, another sober 24 for me. Robin, Albany, NY, 8:50 a.m.
We have blue herons on our pond. I look at them with my binoculars. I agree with you guys that they are awesome birds !! Beautiful creatures.
Anyway, another sober 24 for me. Robin, Albany, NY, 8:50 a.m.
I'm Wide Awake
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 766
Checking in for another 24 hours.
Robin, you are so right when you say that embracing recovery - the good and bad - is really important. It has made all the difference to me this time too. I'm thinking of you today and anyone else struggling with life's trials.
Robin, you are so right when you say that embracing recovery - the good and bad - is really important. It has made all the difference to me this time too. I'm thinking of you today and anyone else struggling with life's trials.
Living and Loving Life at Last
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: gods own country
Posts: 12,168
Toots in for 24 more, sending strength to any one struggling today. We may wish to use our addiction to hide from the worst life throws at us, but it is when we are able to deal with life's trials sober that we begin to see how strong and capable we are able to be.
Member
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Deep in the heart of Texas
Posts: 1,736
Originally Posted by charleesavedme 
Checking in for another 24 hours.
Robin, you are so right when you say that embracing recovery - the good and bad - is really important. It has made all the difference to me this time too. I'm thinking of you today and anyone else struggling with life's trials.
Robin, you are so right when you say that embracing recovery - the good and bad - is really important. It has made all the difference to me this time too. I'm thinking of you today and anyone else struggling with life's trials.
Day 10 & I'm here again! Happy Sober Sunday all!!
8:37 a.m. in Dallas.
Member
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Oregon
Posts: 1,536
Robin - I was where you are a few years ago. My dad died 1 1/2 years ago. It is difficult to watch and live through. Support is paramount. We had a counselor who was a specialist in alzheimers for our family. She helped us with decisions, directed us through some of the options, and listened. I'll be praying for you.
AND . . . .I'm signing in for another 24.
AND . . . .I'm signing in for another 24.
Behold the power of NO
Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: WA
Posts: 7,764
Happy Sunday everyone. It's 8:20 am and I am in for another sober 24 hours.
I think that there should be an International Seneca day, don't you? Maybe I should petition the United Nation or something...anyway, here is another quote by my friend Lucius
I think that there should be an International Seneca day, don't you? Maybe I should petition the United Nation or something...anyway, here is another quote by my friend Lucius
Member
Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: North Idaho
Posts: 508
Slept in until 9 AM this morning. There is a slight hint of Fall and a bite in the air this morning. The sun is shining brilliantly at a lower angle! Ah Fall, how I love and cherish you. Right around the corner.
Back to work in an hour.
and a 14 hour day ahead.
Sober and strong. Denver, CO 10:07 AM.
Back to work in an hour.
and a 14 hour day ahead. Sober and strong. Denver, CO 10:07 AM.
Member
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Deep in the heart of Texas
Posts: 1,736
Originally Posted by VikingGF
Happy Peach Pie Day! Another 24 for me. 11:15 Maryland USA.
I love your "food of the day" references, Viking!
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