One Year and Under Club Part 64
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Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: NC
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Hello carlos! Always good to see some overs here pushing us unders!
Good work peace! 28 Days is great
Willow you can do this. It's not always easy but everyday I see the benefits of pushing through.
Hey Dee, toots and wisc!
Good work peace! 28 Days is great
Willow you can do this. It's not always easy but everyday I see the benefits of pushing through.
Hey Dee, toots and wisc!
Living and Loving Life at Last
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: gods own country
Posts: 12,168
Good going everyone. I know these are difficult times, now and in the months ahead. Sobriety will help you deal so much better than trying to drink your troubles away would have. I have so much more equanimity towards events happening ow than I would have in my drinking days.
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Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: Colorado
Posts: 702
Congratulations on 6 months, wisc!
Congratulations on 28 days, peacemanic!
Giant hugs and proud of you, Willow!
Hi to everyone else!
I’m behind more than usual with everyone being at home right now. I will do my best to get out here once per day. Love you all! Please stay healthy! 
Congratulations on 28 days, peacemanic!
Giant hugs and proud of you, Willow!
Hi to everyone else!
I’m behind more than usual with everyone being at home right now. I will do my best to get out here once per day. Love you all! Please stay healthy!
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Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: Georgia, USA
Posts: 2,229
Congrats on 28 days, Peacemanic! Nice to see you here.
Congrats on 6 months, Wisc and on Seven Years Toots! I loved your post Toots, thanks so much for sharing that.
I am on 40 days. I'm in the February 2020 class. I've been in SR for a long time, off and on. I don't ever want to drink again, and I've learned the hard way that it takes work to stay sober. And community, which I am happy to find here.
Congrats on 6 months, Wisc and on Seven Years Toots! I loved your post Toots, thanks so much for sharing that.
I am on 40 days. I'm in the February 2020 class. I've been in SR for a long time, off and on. I don't ever want to drink again, and I've learned the hard way that it takes work to stay sober. And community, which I am happy to find here.
Living and Loving Life at Last
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Hey 369, good to see you!
Wisc, congratulations on 6 months mate, that's brilliant. How are you feeling now? Are you still self isolating?
It's good to see everyone managing the current crisis alongside their recovery. It goes to show we don't need to drink and escape reality - we can actually deal with it!
Wisc, congratulations on 6 months mate, that's brilliant. How are you feeling now? Are you still self isolating?
It's good to see everyone managing the current crisis alongside their recovery. It goes to show we don't need to drink and escape reality - we can actually deal with it!
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: NE Wisconsin USA
Posts: 6,223
Originally Posted by tootsl1 
Hey 369, good to see you!
Wisc, congratulations on 6 months mate, that's brilliant. How are you feeling now? Are you still self isolating?
It's good to see everyone managing the current crisis alongside their recovery. It goes to show we don't need to drink and escape reality - we can actually deal with it!
Wisc, congratulations on 6 months mate, that's brilliant. How are you feeling now? Are you still self isolating?
It's good to see everyone managing the current crisis alongside their recovery. It goes to show we don't need to drink and escape reality - we can actually deal with it!
Couldn't have done it without you!
I am feeling very well now.
Bit of an urge this morning...took care of that.
No more sickness!!! Yay.
Am social distancing.
SR an hour a day....relaxation/meditation too.
Quit 4/17/15
Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: Pa
Posts: 15,176
You all are doing so well, especially in the face of this global health scare. Someone on another thread mentioned that we might survive this scare more readily than the general public because we have developed a "mental hardness" while overcoming addiction. I like that idea.
Stay safe all!
Stay safe all!
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Location: NE Wisconsin USA
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Originally Posted by stargazer016
You all are doing so well, especially in the face of this global health scare. Someone on another thread mentioned that we might survive this scare more readily than the general public because we have developed a "mental hardness" while overcoming addiction. I like that idea.
Stay safe all!
Stay safe all!
I'd say true to that too!
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Join Date: Feb 2017
Location: Georgia, USA
Posts: 2,229
I hope my mental hardness will develop soon. At this point, still very soft and permeable.
I'm cleaning my house. If I have to stay here, it should be clean.
Five o'clock and not even a little urge toward drinking!
I'm cleaning my house. If I have to stay here, it should be clean.
Five o'clock and not even a little urge toward drinking!
Living and Loving Life at Last
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: gods own country
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Good going Karen, a clean and tidy home will give you an element of pride too which helps at keeping drinking thoughts away.
We can too easily be down on ourselves, which leaves us open to AV. We need to remember - everyone of us here no matter how many slips - are strong, are worthy, are capable of great things. And we are all survivors.
We can too easily be down on ourselves, which leaves us open to AV. We need to remember - everyone of us here no matter how many slips - are strong, are worthy, are capable of great things. And we are all survivors.
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