Proud of everyone in SR!
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Proud of everyone in SR!
I guess that I’m having an emotional week here-This morning as my A brother called me at 5 am-drunk-(I did not answer) it has made me more emotional which I will move beyond- He is 51 and I cannot even begin to tell you his story other than he was found almost dead 4 times!
Among a lot of other heart wrenching things that he has done- As my brother has relapsed again last night-it gives me even more compassion to all those who struggle with this horrendous disease!
I just want to say how very honored that I feel that I have learned so much from those here at SR who are struggling with this disease on so many different levels. As A’s, Addicts, and just plain family & friends coping with loved one’s with addiction.
Addiction is so complex and the ESH shared in these forums has astounded me to become a more compassionate individual. I do not walk in an addicts shoes however I walk in my own which have been filled with pain and grief all the way back to childhood. We have all suffered and it is not who has suffered worse it is about recovery on all levels!
Anyway….I just felt the need to let you all know that I’m so proud of each and everyone of you/us for the work you are all doing in the ways that you choose to walk your journey of recovery. As we go through our trials and tribulations to reach our goal of living life with peace and serenity!
Please keep up the great work as you are all special not only to us here at SR but to your family/friends.
Among a lot of other heart wrenching things that he has done- As my brother has relapsed again last night-it gives me even more compassion to all those who struggle with this horrendous disease!
I just want to say how very honored that I feel that I have learned so much from those here at SR who are struggling with this disease on so many different levels. As A’s, Addicts, and just plain family & friends coping with loved one’s with addiction.
Addiction is so complex and the ESH shared in these forums has astounded me to become a more compassionate individual. I do not walk in an addicts shoes however I walk in my own which have been filled with pain and grief all the way back to childhood. We have all suffered and it is not who has suffered worse it is about recovery on all levels!
Anyway….I just felt the need to let you all know that I’m so proud of each and everyone of you/us for the work you are all doing in the ways that you choose to walk your journey of recovery. As we go through our trials and tribulations to reach our goal of living life with peace and serenity!
Please keep up the great work as you are all special not only to us here at SR but to your family/friends.
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I just want to say how very honored that I feel that I have learned so much from those here at SR who are struggling with this disease on so many different levels. As A’s, Addicts, and just plain family & friends coping with loved one’s with addiction.
Anyway….I just felt the need to let you all know that I’m so proud of each and everyone of you/us for the work you are all doing in the ways that you choose to walk your journey of recovery. As we go through our trials and tribulations to reach our goal of living life with peace and serenity!
Anyway….I just felt the need to let you all know that I’m so proud of each and everyone of you/us for the work you are all doing in the ways that you choose to walk your journey of recovery. As we go through our trials and tribulations to reach our goal of living life with peace and serenity!
PS: Way to go Green Lady!
Thanks Rella. So well put. I completely agree with you and feel like I have learned so much by being a part of this amazing community. I love the fact that we are so diverse and yet we struggle with such similar issues. Being witness to others' honesty and determination in their fight helps me stay strong. And I love the courage and intensity with which we support each other - sometimes saying things that are hard to say, praying when we feel called to pray, and other times just letting others know that we understand. Thank you, Rella, for reminding me how important SR has been in my recovery. There can never be too much gratitude!
That was beautiful, Rella!
Just puts more validity to the fact that Recovery is something that one cannot do alone . . . . and as an addict/alcoholic, I'd like to say thanks to the Family, Friends & Loved Ones who didn't give up on us . . . who supported us through our trials and tribulations . . . and who stuck around to share in the joy that we call Recovery!
God Bless and Thank God . . . Just for Today,
Judy
What a lovely post-that made my day. I'm moving & just had a minute to stop in, so glad I did! Your words have helped get me to where I am with my recovery (4+ months). Thank you for being a wonderful friend to all of us here.
….I just felt the need to let you all know that I’m so proud of each and everyone of you/us for the work you are all doing in the ways that you choose to walk your journey of recovery. As we go through our trials and tribulations to reach our goal of living life with peace and serenity!
I couldn't agree with you more. Thanks for sharing the lovely sentiment.
I'm sorry about your brother and the pain you feel right now.
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