I'm Grateful My sponsor taught me a lot today. I'm alive. I'm grateful for that. Life is a gift. I have resources to help me recover from my addiction. I'm grateful for that. Before I was selfish, whining, feeling sorry for myself. Those thoughts only led me to drink and do drugs. In order for me to recover I have to be able to wake up and thank God that I'm alive, then thank him that I'm sober. If it wasn't for AA I'd probably be dead, drinking/drugging was leading me to put a bullet in my head. I just hope that I can maintain this attitude. 23 years ago I was given the greatest gift anyone could be given. I was born, I was granted the gift of life. I hope I don't throw that gift away by giving into my addictions. |
Wow, great to hear your change of heart & change of thinking. Give sobriety a chance and things will start looking up |
Suic, Sounds like you're really finding your way. I remember what a relief it was for me to finally comprehend , I was not "the center of the universe " .....because the desperate, drinking/drugging self absorbed person I had become hadn't the foggiest clue what it meant to be grateful. Grateful, like you said, to be alive ; even. Like you,........... this morning, ..... and later tonight before I go to sleep, ........grateful to be sober one more day. Grateful to know I'm really only responsible for my efforts, and realizing I have absolutely no control over the outcome of them. Stay Strong ....and thanks for the post tonight. Sober in Carolina . |
:) Good to hear Suic, good to hear. My original comment to you still stands - as a fellow Minnesotan, you have some great, genuine, local support! I hope to see more posts from you soon! Blessed be, WW |
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