Alcoholism is alive and active in every city I go. Everyone has the same story in a general way, we all are trying to stay sober. It was a pretty good meeting there was about 22 people. We all shared about the third step "How we have come to know a power greater than ourselves". It wasn't hard for me, because I just couldn't be god nor could alcohol anymore. I was tired of trying over and over again of mismanaging my life. There was no progress what so ever, just the fact that the little boy was growing older. I turn my life over to god on a daily basis only and that seems to work for me.
Monday, April 10, 2006
Boulder AA
Alcoholism is alive and active in every city I go. Everyone has the same story in a general way, we all are trying to stay sober. It was a pretty good meeting there was about 22 people. We all shared about the third step "How we have come to know a power greater than ourselves". It wasn't hard for me, because I just couldn't be god nor could alcohol anymore. I was tired of trying over and over again of mismanaging my life. There was no progress what so ever, just the fact that the little boy was growing older. I turn my life over to god on a daily basis only and that seems to work for me.
Do you find it to be different in other states? I mean meetings.....
ReplyDeleteI see you,
JJ
Awesome that you can find recovery no matter where you go!!!
ReplyDeleteGod is totally awesome. I was reading "We Agnostic" today while waiting at the dentist. When I first got my Big Book I skipped through all that spiritual God stuff. I wanted to read the juicy stories at the end. I wanted to find out how the "smart" people recovered cuz after all I was better than all those religious people. LOL, what a mess I was then. My story is much different today.
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you allowed God into your early in your recovery. You saw your truth and began to accept your journey. Rock On!!!
I am glad that you stopped trying(-:
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