24-Hour Recovery Connections ... Part 143
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Originally Posted by strategery 
Checking in tonight. Going for another 24 hours at 5:34p CST. Congratulations to Dreamygal and martina12 on reaching new milestones today! To celebrate your super accomplishments, tonight we have a 5-layer chocolate espresso cake! Keep up the great work!
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Originally Posted by wehav2day
Ummmmm yeah!!!
Time for a new 24 hour pledge, so here we go!
Thank you thank you thank you, anyone who sent prayers or vibes for Florence. We find out tomorrow morning if she is healthy enough for surgery.
You guys and gals are awesome. Thank you
Time for a new 24 hour pledge, so here we go!
Thank you thank you thank you, anyone who sent prayers or vibes for Florence. We find out tomorrow morning if she is healthy enough for surgery.
You guys and gals are awesome. Thank you
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Originally Posted by ThisTimePlease
Sorry for rambling on here today heads all over the place that's all...
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Originally Posted by ThisTimePlease
Friend call me there now and appologiesed and said he would not tempt me again would support me staying away from it...one call I was not expecting to receive...
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Neo ,
I totally agree about who we called 'our friends' when we were active in our addiction. Hey, my BEST friend in the world, my husband, stopped hanging with me because I was still using. And, I get it now ...he put himself and his recovery first.
A wonderful benefit for me being active in my recovery via the 12 Step Rooms ....real friendships have formed. There are sober parties, game nights, movies, bbq's/picnics, out to lunch etc etc . I isolated in my LUCY kitchen at the end. I didn't even need those people I drank with, who I called friend. Just me, Lucy and a sh*tload of wine and anything else I had handy.
So, the surprise benefit of quitting drinking was making new friends, ones who I have FUN, laugh, cry and just love to pieces. You can quit drinking and be miserable, focusing on what you're missing. OR you can go about it a whole other way. One thing I know, I had to be willing and to find my HP again.
Bobbi
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