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My Sponsor has 34 years of sobriety and often says, "I go to A.A. to keep from drinking, but I go to Alanon to help me learn how to live." It's amazing how many other alcoholics, even recovering ones, I work with and interact with throughout my week. That's why the "living wisdom" provided through Alanon helps me to live among them, as well among everyone I come in contact with. Today's Reading from "One Day At A Time in Alanon" was very helpful in it's simpl... Read More
.....It was twenty years ago today, January 4th 1989, that my father died, alone, in his house, and his two dogs, closer to him than his five children, couldn't save him, and couldn't revive him. He wasn't that old but his heart just gave out from decades and decades of smoking and daily drinking.....Actually, I answered the phone two days later on January 6th, from the Detroit Police Dept., saying they found my father dead; later findings confirmed that he had died two days previously....... Read More
I just came back from the grocery store; it's my turn to prepare tomorrow's family dinner. While I was walking home, there were ten pigeons cooing on top of a light pole and multitudes of people buzzing around in there own little bubbles of transportation both on the ground and in the air. While strolling along, I was reading an article about the addictive system when I came to the following paragraph, "Generally speaking, there is a lack of true intimacy in the life of an add... Read More
I found this amazing article on self-doubt that I wanted to share with you. And as I was reading I was extremely enlightened to the fact that most of my issues lie in self-doubt, just not being good enough. Probably all of you at one point or another in your life have experienced self-doubt, it is very debilitating. Before you can hope to accomplish anything in life you have to be able to self-love. It is key. Here is the article... Everyone experiences self-doubt at some point in... Read More
There is a saying that most of us are familiar with, "Plan plans, not results." For those of us with addictive-compul- sive personalities this is a very important message. Our heads can spin so much with the results we plan for tomorrow that we forget what to do for a good life today. If we plan to have a devastating partner, $5,000 in the bank, and a new home by this time next year, chances are we will blow it. We know from experience that if we take that... Read More
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