24-hour Recovery Connections Part 513
24-hour Recovery Connections Part 513
Thank you, Anna!!!
Congratulations to all celebrating milestones, especially Kris, Soberwolf and Hevyn!!!
Today, I woke up very late (for me) - 9AM and am now fumbling around trying to figure out my day. I'm still working on my kitchen and got the baking area main cupboard done. It's taller than I thought, floor to ceiling with two shelves on top and 5 drawers below. I did find a few things to donate and with today's decluttering (4 very deep,( both height and length) drawers, I'm sure to find more.
I'm feeling much better today and unfortunately forgot to take my pill yesterday. Took it this morning and then one more to go tomorrow. Phew, that was some infection.
I'm still noticing recovery improvements on a daily basis. It took me about an hour to clean that cabinet inside and out yesterday. It wasn't until after I was done, I realized I did it all with no music, YouTube, or TV! That is a huge thing for me. I never wanted to be alone with my thoughts so I always had some noise happening in the background. At least I think this is an improvement...yes?
The other improvement is my anxiety...like, were is it? I seriously feel so at peace with everything. Dwelling on the past was a huge thing for me and Cowboy's quote “The past is in your head.The future is in your hands” rang so true for me. Each new day is an opportunity for us to mold our future.
There is one thing I wish would go away...I still get very irritated by some things, not as many as before, but some. Rude people are at the top...they're everywhere! Driving is most irritating because we have the potential to hurt others. Texting while driving and talking on the phone. Even the people who use no hands are not paying attention to the road. I'm going to work on this one, but I'm not sure I'll ever be able to stop worrying about careless drivers hurting others.
That's it for today. Praying for 24 hours @ 11:52 AM EST.
Congratulations to all celebrating milestones, especially Kris, Soberwolf and Hevyn!!!
Today, I woke up very late (for me) - 9AM and am now fumbling around trying to figure out my day. I'm still working on my kitchen and got the baking area main cupboard done. It's taller than I thought, floor to ceiling with two shelves on top and 5 drawers below. I did find a few things to donate and with today's decluttering (4 very deep,( both height and length) drawers, I'm sure to find more.
I'm feeling much better today and unfortunately forgot to take my pill yesterday. Took it this morning and then one more to go tomorrow. Phew, that was some infection.
I'm still noticing recovery improvements on a daily basis. It took me about an hour to clean that cabinet inside and out yesterday. It wasn't until after I was done, I realized I did it all with no music, YouTube, or TV! That is a huge thing for me. I never wanted to be alone with my thoughts so I always had some noise happening in the background. At least I think this is an improvement...yes?
The other improvement is my anxiety...like, were is it? I seriously feel so at peace with everything. Dwelling on the past was a huge thing for me and Cowboy's quote “The past is in your head.The future is in your hands” rang so true for me. Each new day is an opportunity for us to mold our future.
There is one thing I wish would go away...I still get very irritated by some things, not as many as before, but some. Rude people are at the top...they're everywhere! Driving is most irritating because we have the potential to hurt others. Texting while driving and talking on the phone. Even the people who use no hands are not paying attention to the road. I'm going to work on this one, but I'm not sure I'll ever be able to stop worrying about careless drivers hurting others.
That's it for today. Praying for 24 hours @ 11:52 AM EST.
Good afternoon dear friends and that you so much for keeping me on the list!
I just wanted to check in and wish everyone well and I hope we are all safe.
Sobriety continues to be the foundation of my life allowing me to be a better mother, daughter, sister, partner and friend. After all tis time I am still grateful to be out of the pit of active addiction and this is in no small part to you all here. Lockdown as an active drinker has haunted my mind and I am so sorry for those still struggling without the face to face support they desperately need.
Despite the obvious difficulties facing everyone, 2020 brought many moments of joy in that I got to be with my girls full time for many months, simple things got us through and continue t do so.
Myself, my sister and eldest daughter all did contract covid last year and thankfully we are all totally recovered. I feel a little bit of survivor guilt as my case was so mild but also, again that word, grateful.
Lots of love and take care, Jo xxx
I just wanted to check in and wish everyone well and I hope we are all safe.
Sobriety continues to be the foundation of my life allowing me to be a better mother, daughter, sister, partner and friend. After all tis time I am still grateful to be out of the pit of active addiction and this is in no small part to you all here. Lockdown as an active drinker has haunted my mind and I am so sorry for those still struggling without the face to face support they desperately need.
Despite the obvious difficulties facing everyone, 2020 brought many moments of joy in that I got to be with my girls full time for many months, simple things got us through and continue t do so.
Myself, my sister and eldest daughter all did contract covid last year and thankfully we are all totally recovered. I feel a little bit of survivor guilt as my case was so mild but also, again that word, grateful.
Lots of love and take care, Jo xxx
I am here for 24 hours please.
I got lost in the woods there for a while but I’m back, and I’m on day 7 sober today.
I’m grateful for you all here.
Suze, thank you for keeping me on the list ❤️ Day 1 was last Saturday 9th January.
I’m grateful to have found my way back here to you all ❤️ xxx
I got lost in the woods there for a while but I’m back, and I’m on day 7 sober today.
I’m grateful for you all here.
Suze, thank you for keeping me on the list ❤️ Day 1 was last Saturday 9th January.
I’m grateful to have found my way back here to you all ❤️ xxx
Thanks Anna!!
Welcome back Willow & so wonderful to see you Jo-Jo!!
24 more for me please & a huge congratulations to everyone celebrating a Milestone today!! Over 20 years of sobriety--what an inspiration!!
Wishing everyone a peaceful & sober day or night with love.....xxxx
Welcome back Willow & so wonderful to see you Jo-Jo!!
24 more for me please & a huge congratulations to everyone celebrating a Milestone today!! Over 20 years of sobriety--what an inspiration!!
Wishing everyone a peaceful & sober day or night with love.....xxxx
Thank you, Anna!!!
Congratulations to all celebrating milestones, especially Kris, Soberwolf and Hevyn!!!
Today, I woke up very late (for me) - 9AM and am now fumbling around trying to figure out my day. I'm still working on my kitchen and got the baking area main cupboard done. It's taller than I thought, floor to ceiling with two shelves on top and 5 drawers below. I did find a few things to donate and with today's decluttering (4 very deep,( both height and length) drawers, I'm sure to find more.
I'm feeling much better today and unfortunately forgot to take my pill yesterday. Took it this morning and then one more to go tomorrow. Phew, that was some infection.
I'm still noticing recovery improvements on a daily basis. It took me about an hour to clean that cabinet inside and out yesterday. It wasn't until after I was done, I realized I did it all with no music, YouTube, or TV! That is a huge thing for me. I never wanted to be alone with my thoughts so I always had some noise happening in the background. At least I think this is an improvement...yes?
The other improvement is my anxiety...like, were is it? I seriously feel so at peace with everything. Dwelling on the past was a huge thing for me and Cowboy's quote “The past is in your head.The future is in your hands” rang so true for me. Each new day is an opportunity for us to mold our future.
There is one thing I wish would go away...I still get very irritated by some things, not as many as before, but some. Rude people are at the top...they're everywhere! Driving is most irritating because we have the potential to hurt others. Texting while driving and talking on the phone. Even the people who use no hands are not paying attention to the road. I'm going to work on this one, but I'm not sure I'll ever be able to stop worrying about careless drivers hurting others.
That's it for today. Praying for 24 hours @ 11:52 AM EST.
Congratulations to all celebrating milestones, especially Kris, Soberwolf and Hevyn!!!
Today, I woke up very late (for me) - 9AM and am now fumbling around trying to figure out my day. I'm still working on my kitchen and got the baking area main cupboard done. It's taller than I thought, floor to ceiling with two shelves on top and 5 drawers below. I did find a few things to donate and with today's decluttering (4 very deep,( both height and length) drawers, I'm sure to find more.
I'm feeling much better today and unfortunately forgot to take my pill yesterday. Took it this morning and then one more to go tomorrow. Phew, that was some infection.
I'm still noticing recovery improvements on a daily basis. It took me about an hour to clean that cabinet inside and out yesterday. It wasn't until after I was done, I realized I did it all with no music, YouTube, or TV! That is a huge thing for me. I never wanted to be alone with my thoughts so I always had some noise happening in the background. At least I think this is an improvement...yes?
The other improvement is my anxiety...like, were is it? I seriously feel so at peace with everything. Dwelling on the past was a huge thing for me and Cowboy's quote “The past is in your head.The future is in your hands” rang so true for me. Each new day is an opportunity for us to mold our future.
There is one thing I wish would go away...I still get very irritated by some things, not as many as before, but some. Rude people are at the top...they're everywhere! Driving is most irritating because we have the potential to hurt others. Texting while driving and talking on the phone. Even the people who use no hands are not paying attention to the road. I'm going to work on this one, but I'm not sure I'll ever be able to stop worrying about careless drivers hurting others.
That's it for today. Praying for 24 hours @ 11:52 AM EST.
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