Three years ago – a little more than 1 month sober – I was in a mental hospital after a suicide attempt. I was pretty sure I could fool the people there into thinking I was ok, get out, and do the job right the next time.
This morning at one of my favorite AA meetings, I saw a woman I met at that hospital. She caught my eye and we smiled at each other across the room. We spoke for a few moments after the meeting and hugged.
She looked healthy, happy and I could see that she thought the same about me.
I have not forgotten all that I did in the past. I did all that, yes. Today, my addictions do not define me.
Gratitude.
Thank you, Alcoholics Anonymous. Thank God.
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I love you ♥️
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I am blessed with your love
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I’m proud to be your friend.
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Thank, Lou.
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Thank you for all you do each day to lift my spirits and make me think.
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That’s so good of you to say. Peace and all good.
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Bill God doesn’t let go of his loved ones Tim Almy
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Thank you, Tim.
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