24 Hour Recovery Connections Part 427
Magsie
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,644
24 more for me too please 
Just to add to what I’ve been reading here from the last few pages:
I’ve felt all the insecurities over the years, I think when I found drink it gave me something to hide behind, give me oodles of confidence, but of course, all false.
Learning to live sober without props was the hardest for my sensitive, fragile soul. On the outside, granite, but on the inside, marshmallow.
But with the aid of SR and experiences shared here, I’ve learnt to be me. I dropped the granite protection, I’m a sensitive soul, but learning to not be hurt by what people think of me, as we say, it’s their business.
I’m proud of who I am, as in being sober! That’s an amazing step to begin with.
As I’m sure everyone of us are. Props thrown away, facing up to every day challenges and achievements.
Life is good Sober. Thanks SR and all my SR Friends.
Just to add to what I’ve been reading here from the last few pages:
I’ve felt all the insecurities over the years, I think when I found drink it gave me something to hide behind, give me oodles of confidence, but of course, all false.
Learning to live sober without props was the hardest for my sensitive, fragile soul. On the outside, granite, but on the inside, marshmallow.
But with the aid of SR and experiences shared here, I’ve learnt to be me. I dropped the granite protection, I’m a sensitive soul, but learning to not be hurt by what people think of me, as we say, it’s their business.
I’m proud of who I am, as in being sober! That’s an amazing step to begin with.
As I’m sure everyone of us are. Props thrown away, facing up to every day challenges and achievements.
Life is good Sober. Thanks SR and all my SR Friends.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 211,373
Continued good thoughts for healing PJ 
Congrats to everyone recommitting to recovery today and congrats to everyone hitting a milestone
Thanks to everyone who took the time to post - thank you
D
Congrats to everyone recommitting to recovery today and congrats to everyone hitting a milestone
Thanks to everyone who took the time to post - thank you
D
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Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 8,076
I haven’t been posting lately. I’ve been reading everyone else’s posts for, the most part though. I want to echo other poster’s sentiments and say that I really enjoy, Kenton’s posts. They’re well written and very eloquent. You have a true talent, Kenton.
I’ll echo the thoughts on insecurities too. Lately I’ve been looking back on my life and, have been telling my self that I wasted it. Alcohol and anger took it all away from me. Betrayal and a sense of being used has been at the forefront too.
Because of these reasons I struggled and lost through the holidays. I’m currently on my eight day. I’m trying to change my thinking by looking forward instead of backwards.
The important thing is I must have hope though. We all must have hope. Why else would we be on S/R.
I’m in for another day of sobriety!
I hope we all have a great day! If not I hope today is better than yesterday. Let’s at least make today a sober one.
My prayers for anyone who is struggling!
I’ll echo the thoughts on insecurities too. Lately I’ve been looking back on my life and, have been telling my self that I wasted it. Alcohol and anger took it all away from me. Betrayal and a sense of being used has been at the forefront too.
Because of these reasons I struggled and lost through the holidays. I’m currently on my eight day. I’m trying to change my thinking by looking forward instead of backwards.
The important thing is I must have hope though. We all must have hope. Why else would we be on S/R.
I’m in for another day of sobriety!
I hope we all have a great day! If not I hope today is better than yesterday. Let’s at least make today a sober one.
My prayers for anyone who is struggling!
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