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“As we go through the day we pause, when agitated or doubtful, and ask for the right thought or action. We constantly remind ourselves we are no longer running the show, humbly saying to ourselves many times each day ‘Thy will be done.’ We...
“An illness of this sort—and we have come to believe it an illness—involves those about us in a way no other human sickness can.”
-Alcoholics Anonymous p. 18
The hardest part of loving an alcoholic isn’t just the drinking. The hardest par...
“Now and then a serious drinker, being dry at the moment says, ‘I don’t miss it at all. Feel better. Work better. Having a better time.’ As ex-problem drinkers we smile at such a sally. We know our friend is like a boy whistling in the dark...
“What is this but a miracle of healing? Yet it’s elements are simple. Circumstances made him willing to believe. He humbly offered himself to his Maker—then he knew.”
-Alcoholics Anonymous p. 57
I was probably a couple of years sober when...
“No words can tell of the loneliness and despair found in that bitter morass of self-pity. Quicksand stretched around me in all directions. I had met my match. I had been overwhelmed. Alcohol was my master.”
-Alcoholics Anonymous p. 8 (“Bi...
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Author of the daily reader WITH GRATITUDE: A JOURNEY IN RECOVERY and book PRACTICING THESE PRINCIPLES. Sober in AA since June 28, 2005. Sane in Al-Anon since February 6, 2007.
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