nervous as hell
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Canada. About as far south as you can get
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Originally Posted by DisplacedGRITS 
Back from the meeting and lunch. All went well. So many hugs. So much support. I mentioned my isolationism (over 2 whole years of it) and that really resonated with the group. Tomorrow night is an open meeting in my village and my husband wants to attend with me. It's in the evening which is nice. We can go to the zoo and have a lovely afternoon together then attend the meeting.
I feel like such a fool for shying away from the meetings. If it wasn't for work tonight i would attend another one. I want to be around a sober community so much. I hope this isn't my mania talking and i can keep this up. Between the support here, there, from my family and husband i have hope again.
I feel like such a fool for shying away from the meetings. If it wasn't for work tonight i would attend another one. I want to be around a sober community so much. I hope this isn't my mania talking and i can keep this up. Between the support here, there, from my family and husband i have hope again.
All the best. (P.S. you don't have to be a Christian to be an AA, any H.P.'s accepted)
Bob R
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Seattle, WA
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It's so funny to me that i wish i wasn't working tonight. I'm really looking forward to tomorrow's meeting. I've been to a meeting when there was a speaker and though i prefer meetings where i speak about my own issues, i enjoy hearing about other people's struggles and triumphs. It gives me more hope.
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