Going to first AA meeting
Going to first AA meeting
I have to admit that I need interaction... It is Friday and all the people I know are from bars and hang out drinking.. My mind is telling me to go join them and not drink, I know it won't work. Sooo I am taking my self to a first meeting tonight to get more help to stay on track... I am counting the minutes until 7:15 because I am so tempted to go somewhere else. I just hope and pray that I will walk out of this meeting stronger and come home to relax and another sober day... I admit I feel good but I am weakened at this minute .. Thanks to SR and people here I am sticking with this because we share here and it helps so much...
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Hey Silvy, I recently relapsed and today will be the first meeting since the relapse and I'm feeling a bit nervous about it. But what I've found in the past is that sometimes the meetings you don't want to go to are the best ones! Even if I didn't want to go, I forced myself to and I felt WAY better once I was there. Stay strong! Were in this together!
Hey Silvy, I recently relapsed and today will be the first meeting since the relapse and I'm feeling a bit nervous about it. But what I've found in the past is that sometimes the meetings you don't want to go to are the best ones! Even if I didn't want to go, I forced myself to and I felt WAY better once I was there. Stay strong! Were in this together!
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Hi. I bounced around AA unfortunately for about 2 years and heard some things I needed and thought I was getting nothing out of them. I must have heard KEEP COMING and fortunately I did and heard what I needed which back then was a lot of "don't drink and go to meetingS." It stuck because after 30 years I still am. BE WELL
I totally remember my first AA meeting. I was so scared. They were so nice. I listened to the shares and picked the healthiest sounding woman to sponsor me a couple meetings later. It was a great thing!
I heard a lot of shares tonight and it definitely helped and they were very nice to me, this lady Karen gave me a book with phone numbers of other ladies to call and went over a few meetings in the area. I didn't share, just listened and truthfully I had tears in my eyes. Hearing the shares showed me that god really loves me and saved me from my next drink.... I was totally supposed to be there.. Going tomorrow again and Sunday.... A lot of these people lost everything, hit bottom and recovered... I am not at the bottom I caught it in time before a DUI or losing my job.. It was an eye opener for sure... I am not going to do this alone.
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