65 and still trying to get sober
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: NE Wisconsin USA
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Erene...a call to your local AA/AFG hotline can put you in touch with AA members who would be glad to meet with you before a 12step meeting.A general medical physical would also be helpful.
There is no shame for having an illness.
May recovery come swift and sure to you.
Keep posting...you are helping others.
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I was older when I quit too, Erene. You're doing the right thing, and you'll never regret it.
I was so afraid to let go of something I'd used all my life - to cope and relax. In the end it wasn't even enjoyable anymore, just a terrible habit that was destroying me. SR helped give me the courage to change. I hope you'll feel the same way - glad to have you with us.
I was so afraid to let go of something I'd used all my life - to cope and relax. In the end it wasn't even enjoyable anymore, just a terrible habit that was destroying me. SR helped give me the courage to change. I hope you'll feel the same way - glad to have you with us.
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Lakeside, Ca
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Originally Posted by Erene 
I have downloaded "The Big Book" and will be reading this daily.
Erene
that's great Erene
I think that you will find the "Doctors Opinion" very interesting
some will say read the first 164 pages of the book
but -- what about the "Doctors Opinion" ?
not something to leave out of our early reading
onehigherpower
I think that you will find the "Doctors Opinion" very interesting
some will say read the first 164 pages of the book
but -- what about the "Doctors Opinion" ?
not something to leave out of our early reading
onehigherpower
glad you found us!!
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