24 Hour Recovery Connections Part 180
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Originally Posted by ElleDee 
I have not been here lately! My morning routine has been off. However, I'm still sober and plan to stay that way!! Have a great day everyone.
Keep checking in.
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Location: Coquitlam B.C.
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Good morning to all.
Kris you put and smile on my face thank you.
November
OVERCOMING LONELINESS
Almost without exception, alcoholics are tortured by loneliness. Even before our drinking got bad and people began to cut us off, nearly all of us suffered the feeling that we didn't quite belong.
— AS BILL SEES IT, p. 90
The agonies and the void that I often felt inside occur less and less frequently in my life today. I have learned to cope with solitude. It is only when I am alone and calm that I am able to communicate with God, for He cannot reach me when I am in turmoil. It is good to maintain contact with God at all times, but it is absolutely essential that, when everything seems to go wrong, I maintain that contact through prayer and meditation.
I'm learning to love with out expectations, and that is being a change in my life,.
24 more for this grateful alcoholic that's is living life at life terms one day at the time.
Kris you put and smile on my face thank you.
November
OVERCOMING LONELINESS
Almost without exception, alcoholics are tortured by loneliness. Even before our drinking got bad and people began to cut us off, nearly all of us suffered the feeling that we didn't quite belong.
— AS BILL SEES IT, p. 90
The agonies and the void that I often felt inside occur less and less frequently in my life today. I have learned to cope with solitude. It is only when I am alone and calm that I am able to communicate with God, for He cannot reach me when I am in turmoil. It is good to maintain contact with God at all times, but it is absolutely essential that, when everything seems to go wrong, I maintain that contact through prayer and meditation.
I'm learning to love with out expectations, and that is being a change in my life,.
24 more for this grateful alcoholic that's is living life at life terms one day at the time.
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Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Northern Michigan
Posts: 28,801
Celebration time!
Why not an early celebration today!
We have some sweet victory; ChickChick, Sober Dave, Tomls, Pattik, and an "old Goat" (fondly and only kidding) with 3 years and 7 months, celebrating their awesome gift of sobriety. Congrats to You!
Serving up a Caramel and Chocolate Layer Cake! Hope you like it!
Celebrate and Enjoy the gift we all have been given.
Love from the Group
Why not an early celebration today!
We have some sweet victory; ChickChick, Sober Dave, Tomls, Pattik, and an "old Goat" (fondly and only kidding) with 3 years and 7 months, celebrating their awesome gift of sobriety. Congrats to You!
Serving up a Caramel and Chocolate Layer Cake! Hope you like it!
Celebrate and Enjoy the gift we all have been given.
Love from the Group
Member
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: Northern Michigan
Posts: 28,801
Originally Posted by erfra7
Good morning to all.
Kris you put and smile on my face thank you.
November
OVERCOMING LONELINESS
Almost without exception, alcoholics are tortured by loneliness. Even before our drinking got bad and people began to cut us off, nearly all of us suffered the feeling that we didn't quite belong.
— AS BILL SEES IT, p. 90
The agonies and the void that I often felt inside occur less and less frequently in my life today. I have learned to cope with solitude. It is only when I am alone and calm that I am able to communicate with God, for He cannot reach me when I am in turmoil. It is good to maintain contact with God at all times, but it is absolutely essential that, when everything seems to go wrong, I maintain that contact through prayer and meditation.
I'm learning to love with out expectations, and that is being a change in my life,.
24 more for this grateful alcoholic that's is living life at life terms one day at the time.
Kris you put and smile on my face thank you.
November
OVERCOMING LONELINESS
Almost without exception, alcoholics are tortured by loneliness. Even before our drinking got bad and people began to cut us off, nearly all of us suffered the feeling that we didn't quite belong.
— AS BILL SEES IT, p. 90
The agonies and the void that I often felt inside occur less and less frequently in my life today. I have learned to cope with solitude. It is only when I am alone and calm that I am able to communicate with God, for He cannot reach me when I am in turmoil. It is good to maintain contact with God at all times, but it is absolutely essential that, when everything seems to go wrong, I maintain that contact through prayer and meditation.
I'm learning to love with out expectations, and that is being a change in my life,.
24 more for this grateful alcoholic that's is living life at life terms one day at the time.
Thanks for sharing good stuff.
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