MIRecovery

The fellowship of AA is just one of the things that keeps me coming back to AA. I had an alzhimer moment and left my phone at a meeting. I didn't stick around so I knew someone had it but just no sure who. 15 minutes after I get home one of my buddies delivers it to me. I know where he lives and he drove 5 miles out of his way. Wow, to think at the end of my drinking I had zero friends.

I truly thank God for the people he has brought into my life through AA

Zebra1275

Yep, I noticed that. AA people tend to look out for each other.

It's nice to know that I can be a 1000 miles from home, and go to an AA meeting in a strange town and find fellowship and camaraderie with complete strangers.

Soberwolf

Thanks Mir

PurpleKnight

That's great MIR!!

Berrybean

I know exactly what you mean.

One of the things that I find most humbling in my daily life is that fellowship that I find in the rooms, and in extended contact with (text; emails; phone chats; coffee meets) with people from the rooms. It has given me a faith in human nature that I never had in my first 42 years on this planet.

Ruby2

I'm finding that the fellowship isa great thing in my life. The support has truly helped keep me sober. I'm glad you got your phone back, MIR

MIRecovery

What I didn't mention is that there was absolutely no doubt I would get my phone back. These are people I literally would trust with my life. The only question was who had it and how they were going to let me know they had it.

brynn

Thanks for sharing MIR and grad you've found such a great group!