24-Hour Recovery Connections Part 152
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Originally Posted by Timeforchange18 
I am back to day 1. But I'm in for the next 24 hrs. 11:21am est.
. Think I'll stay sober with you. 8:23 a.m. here. Wishing everyone a sober Sunday.
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Originally Posted by Timeforchange18
I am back to day 1. But I'm in for the next 24 hrs. 11:21am est.
((((Timeforchange))); examine what went wrong - the mindset, the situation - shore up the holes in your plan. Is there anything you can add to your toolbox?
Don't forget to lean on us!!!!!
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Hello everyone! It’s wonderful to see each of you here today! We have cake, a sheep, a goat, a goose, wolves, a tiny horse, a chick, a puppy, cats, dogs, and many other wonderful people here! Most of all, we have each other! 
The list runs from 12a central standard time (CST) to 11:59p CST. If you check in once during those times, your name is on the list, which is posted the following day.
Welcome back Bubovski, Cascabel, Delilah1, EternalNow, Goat, and yukonm! It’s always wonderful to see you and we’re so glad you’re here!
Congratulations to twelve terrific milestoners today! We have 11 weekly milestoners with Darlene38 and emme99 celebrating 1 week, Dudette and joandmelandhan celebrating 2 weeks, ForMeForThem, janeeb, and NoGoingBack celebrating 3 weeks, and ElleDee, Jane8, Siesta, and Supertired celebrating 4 weeks! We have one monthly milestoner with bloss celebrating 4 spectacular years & 3 marvelous months! Great job all of you! You guys have come so far! Thank you for being here and inspiring us today!
Here’s today’s list of those who made part of their commitment to sobriety including posting on this thread on July 23rd, 2016:
arbor
Babs1234
bandicoot2
BarbieKen
bluewaters
Bobbieka
Bubovski
BuddinK
Cascabel
Coldfusion
Dame
DaneK
Darlene38
Dee74
Delilah1
ElleDee
emme99
erfra7
EternalNow
exitingstrategy
FaithfulAndFree
ForgiveMeAll
FormerBeerLover
fred59
gatorman
Goat
Hevyn
immri
Jacks123
JarredMud
joandmelandhan
jsbodhi
jsm273
Kaneda8888
Kris47
least
LillianGish
Lostmyoffswitch
lyddie
Madbird
ManInTheArena
Mark1014
martina12
mystified
Odelle
Optimist4ever57
RedBerryJuniper
redpatsox
Saskia
Soberjoy1
SoberLeigh
soberwolf
strategery
suzie89
tgirl
TheadoreThiamin
theVman31
ThisTimePlease
tokidoki
tootsl1
Trees39
Username7775
vanaprastha
venuscat
waywardson8260
wehav2day
yukonm
I always look forward to seeing each and every one of you here! I hope to see you all here again tomorrow!!
The list runs from 12a central standard time (CST) to 11:59p CST. If you check in once during those times, your name is on the list, which is posted the following day.
Welcome back Bubovski, Cascabel, Delilah1, EternalNow, Goat, and yukonm! It’s always wonderful to see you and we’re so glad you’re here!
Congratulations to twelve terrific milestoners today! We have 11 weekly milestoners with Darlene38 and emme99 celebrating 1 week, Dudette and joandmelandhan celebrating 2 weeks, ForMeForThem, janeeb, and NoGoingBack celebrating 3 weeks, and ElleDee, Jane8, Siesta, and Supertired celebrating 4 weeks! We have one monthly milestoner with bloss celebrating 4 spectacular years & 3 marvelous months! Great job all of you! You guys have come so far! Thank you for being here and inspiring us today!Here’s today’s list of those who made part of their commitment to sobriety including posting on this thread on July 23rd, 2016:
arbor
Babs1234
bandicoot2
BarbieKen
bluewaters
Bobbieka
Bubovski
BuddinK
Cascabel
Coldfusion
Dame
DaneK
Darlene38
Dee74
Delilah1
ElleDee
emme99
erfra7
EternalNow
exitingstrategy
FaithfulAndFree
ForgiveMeAll
FormerBeerLover
fred59
gatorman
Goat
Hevyn
immri
Jacks123
JarredMud
joandmelandhan
jsbodhi
jsm273
Kaneda8888
Kris47
least
LillianGish
Lostmyoffswitch
lyddie
Madbird
ManInTheArena
Mark1014
martina12
mystified
Odelle
Optimist4ever57
RedBerryJuniper
redpatsox
Saskia
Soberjoy1
SoberLeigh
soberwolf
strategery
suzie89
tgirl
TheadoreThiamin
theVman31
ThisTimePlease
tokidoki
tootsl1
Trees39
Username7775
vanaprastha
venuscat
waywardson8260
wehav2day
yukonm
I always look forward to seeing each and every one of you here! I hope to see you all here again tomorrow!!
Congratulations, FaithfulAndFree!!!!! 
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Originally Posted by Timeforchange18
I am back to day 1. But I'm in for the next 24 hrs. 11:21am est.
Add to your plan. Keep trying and never give up!
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I don't like being single and is putting me in a frame of mind that I don't like is like so selfishness went other part of my life are great I got the love of my kids 4 beautiful grandkids few friends that care I'm only 49, and I feel like an old man, lately I been thinking about what to choose sobriety or my old life back my HP still working on me and guiding me I'm here and I'm sober. Ok enough whinning.
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July
HELPING OTHERS
Our very lives, as ex-problem drinkers, depend upon our constant thought of others and how we may help meet their needs.
— ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 20
Self-centeredness was my problem. All my life people had been doing things for me and I not only expected it, but I was ungrateful and resentful they didn't do more. Why should I help others, when they were supposed to help me? If others had troubles, didn't they deserve them? I was filled with selfpity, anger and resentment. Then I learned that by helping others, with no thought of return, I could overcome this obsession with selfishness, and if I understood humility, I would know peace and serenity. No longer do I need to drink.
24 more for this grateful alcoholic that is a little lost.
24
July
HELPING OTHERS
Our very lives, as ex-problem drinkers, depend upon our constant thought of others and how we may help meet their needs.
— ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 20
Self-centeredness was my problem. All my life people had been doing things for me and I not only expected it, but I was ungrateful and resentful they didn't do more. Why should I help others, when they were supposed to help me? If others had troubles, didn't they deserve them? I was filled with selfpity, anger and resentment. Then I learned that by helping others, with no thought of return, I could overcome this obsession with selfishness, and if I understood humility, I would know peace and serenity. No longer do I need to drink.
24 more for this grateful alcoholic that is a little lost.
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