24Hour Recovery Connections Part 362
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Originally Posted by dee74 
if anyone is struggling with past actions, shame or regrets - if we can forgive others easily, we should give that same love to ourselves.
Who we are now - or who we are aiming to be - is the thing.
The past is gone - it cannot be changed. But today is a blank page - it would be a shame to miss filling that in cos we were still stuck on yesterday
D
Who we are now - or who we are aiming to be - is the thing.
The past is gone - it cannot be changed. But today is a blank page - it would be a shame to miss filling that in cos we were still stuck on yesterday
D
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Originally Posted by dizzybee
Hello wonderful crew. I'm already struggling today to keep the urge to drink silenced, but I stay strong knowing you all are too.
RBJ, I'm sorry about your mom (don't know the whole story) but so glad you are seeing happy and hopeful moments with her.
Dee, also appreciate your post! You're right - today IS a blank page and I choose to fill it with the happiness that can be here without blurring it out by alcohol.
Thank you all. Sending love and strength and happiness for a beautiful day enjoyed truly only with the absence of alcohol!
RBJ, I'm sorry about your mom (don't know the whole story) but so glad you are seeing happy and hopeful moments with her.
Dee, also appreciate your post! You're right - today IS a blank page and I choose to fill it with the happiness that can be here without blurring it out by alcohol.
Thank you all. Sending love and strength and happiness for a beautiful day enjoyed truly only with the absence of alcohol!
♥
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Location: Coquitlam B.C.
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Good morning
Well yesterday I almost cut two fingers off with the skillsaw at work at the end of the day.
Drove one hour away to see my Mason my grandson it was sunny here. Tears in my face love him.
Ready for another 24 hrs of sobriety freedom from self freedom from drugs.
Have a wonderful Saturday.
Well yesterday I almost cut two fingers off with the skillsaw at work at the end of the day.
Drove one hour away to see my Mason my grandson it was sunny here. Tears in my face love him.
Ready for another 24 hrs of sobriety freedom from self freedom from drugs.
Have a wonderful Saturday.
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Originally Posted by Dee74
Welcome to the New
24 Hour 
Recovery 
Connection.
Please join others in making a commitment to stay
clean and sober for the next 24 Hours.
Check in once a day and every day by posting your local time.
clean and sober for the next 24 Hours.
Check in once a day and every day by posting your local time.
You may post a special message or song or image or your story.
Anyone can volunteer to do something
special for the group.
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https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...-361-a-21.html (24Hour Recovery Connections Part 361)
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Originally Posted by RedBerryJuniper
Thank you Dee!
It’s a cloudy, wild, soon-to be stormy Spring Saturday in Texas and I can’t express how glad I am to be waking up sober. I feel so much better after a full night’s sleep.
My mother has been through so much pain and suffering the past couple of weeks. But she still smiles when I walk into her room at the rehab place. She is struggling but she has a great attitude. She sees her favorite nurse’s aide and laughs with her. It’s a good sign. She’s got a good chance of getting better. I thank God for this opportunity to help her get stronger. I couldn’t do it drinking—I would disappear into myself.
Today I rest and mess around at home. House is a wreck but it’ll clean up. Might make a little food. Maybe make a lot.
Thank you for listening, and I wish you a great day.
Love you Kris ! And all my 24s. A fine sober day.
Xxx
Red
It’s a cloudy, wild, soon-to be stormy Spring Saturday in Texas and I can’t express how glad I am to be waking up sober. I feel so much better after a full night’s sleep.
My mother has been through so much pain and suffering the past couple of weeks. But she still smiles when I walk into her room at the rehab place. She is struggling but she has a great attitude. She sees her favorite nurse’s aide and laughs with her. It’s a good sign. She’s got a good chance of getting better. I thank God for this opportunity to help her get stronger. I couldn’t do it drinking—I would disappear into myself.
Today I rest and mess around at home. House is a wreck but it’ll clean up. Might make a little food. Maybe make a lot.
Thank you for listening, and I wish you a great day.
Love you Kris ! And all my 24s. A fine sober day.
Xxx
Red
Love to you and your Mom
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Originally Posted by abcowboy
“Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.” - Henry Ford
6:20am in Alberta, it's going to be a darn good day not to drink!
No green beer for me, I'll have 24 more AF hours please, and thanks!
Happy St Patrick's Day!
Thanks for the new thread Dee!
No green beer here, either!!!!!!!! ❤️
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Originally Posted by Dee74
If anyone is struggling with past actions, shame or regrets - if we can forgive others easily, we should give that same love to ourselves.
who we are now - or who we are aiming to be - is the thing.
The past is gone - it cannot be changed. But today is a blank page - it would be a shame to miss filling that in cos we were still stuck on yesterday
D
who we are now - or who we are aiming to be - is the thing.
The past is gone - it cannot be changed. But today is a blank page - it would be a shame to miss filling that in cos we were still stuck on yesterday
D
Indeed! ❤️
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Originally Posted by zeppodog
Getting my coffee and heading out to walk the dogs, walking two dogs that weigh over 220 each is always fun. My wife walks the little one who's only 130. In for 24 hours sober.
What kind of dogs??????
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