Love your page! I love the "total ass of myself" comment;) Right on! Also love Rotties, never owned one but Lord willing I will someday. Right now I have one doggie, and I live in an apartment, so I don't believe it fair to own a bunch of animals. Hopefully God has a Rottie in my future though, with my dream of a small house with a huuuuuuuuge yard:)
Hi Pooh, Thanks for all of the great things you've shared, I 'm just starting out in recovery and I can't even imagine right now being able to say " 1 month" with no gambling or drinking, let alone 4yrs!!!!! Must feel as though you died and went to Heaven!!.......I'm 57, i'll be 58 this month and I never gambled until I was around 50, I have never struggled with any addiction before, I know things are out of control and I've alianated most of my family because I get angry when I drink and I've said terrible things, I just kept thinking I could quit on my own. This is my first time reaching out so I really appreciate everyone in here. I feel kind of phoney excepting your kindness when you really don't know how hurtfull I've really been, like my daughter say's, " they wouldn't like you either if you said to them what you've said to us", I'm praying for forgivness. So Pooh, there you have it, some really bad stuff was happening around 1998 and I fell and I've been falling ever since...use to be a nice person, I would really like to be again......I hope I didn't unload too much or bring you down, I just want to be honest.......I'm just starting out and I have to say this is the hardest thing I've ever done, especially knowing how most of my family feel about me. Thanks for listening Pooh, It really helps, even though it hurts, to admit where life really is right now for me. I hope your having a great day, despite my depressing woes lol, Hope to talk toyou soon and Ill check out the flylady program.......Nancy
Just stopping by to sign your guestbook, and read up on your profile! Thank you for being apart of my recovery today, and god bless! Have a good weekend :-) --Angie Fallowfield (crow73)
may we take time out this morning to have a moment of silence and prayer for those who courageously gave their lives so that we may be able to live ours today. for those who came home and dealt with the aftermath of war. for those who are still abroad and are unable to be with their loved ones on this day. and let us not forget those who lost their lives in their own personal battle with addiction. as we enjoy our holiday today let us keep in mind that some gave all for us to be able to have that previlege. may we keep their families and loved ones in our thoughts and prayers.
