DAILY GRATITUDE - AN ACTION WORD

[olyandstreak]

Grateful for my program and starting step 4. Grateful for my awesome home. Frateful for kitty.
Grateful for monday, sundays over.....
Grateful for service, it's vital!

[B123@me]

....for a Sunday morning mtg and have friends there who accept me for who I am and I do likewise to others. When I share at the table I share to relate, experience, strength and hope, and be mindful that I am sharing a part of me but doing so in a way that does not diminish what another believes. My gratitude is an action word by practicing love and tolerance. And lastly, I show gratitude for the Daily Recovery Readings by reading almost every morning!

[B123@me]

1. Employment
2. Clarity
3. Luna, my cat.
4. Sunshine
5. My ankle replacement healing and being able to walk again.
6. Medicaid
7. Relationship with my sons.
8. Daily Recovery Readings
9. HP
10. Friends in recovery.

[MajestyJo]

In NA Just for today it says: "For meditation to be of value, the results must show in our daily lives."

Basic Text, p. 47

This hit home with me and stuck with me, so I thoughr I would share it with you. The rest may be found in the Daily Refllection for May 12.

[dwmoeller]

Grateful to be alive and sober today.

grateful for a cup of coffee.

Grateful for the sunshine.

[MajestyJo]

[1dayatatime06]

Grateful to be sober.

[1dayatatime06]

Grateful for the Internet. I don't usually say that, however,it's been a lifeline for me over the past 4 months. I'm struggling and can't get through this alone. I don't get out often and when I do,it's a structured environment. Sometimes I have to be me. I find like minded people when I ask God to direct my fingers. To God be the glory.

[Pmcoco]

I am Grateful for the common bond we share that is evident in the actions of my Brothers in recovery selflessly are there for one another no matter what the need, Time or place.

[MajestyJo]

Welcome Pmcoco, thanks for sharing. I hope yo will continue to come and share your journey with us.

[1dayatatime06]

I am grateful for the women in the program. I pray I may be a guiding light for all I come in contact with, Amen.

[cintexas]

I am grateful for another day on this earth, good health so far, the steps, the program, my sponsor and my sobriety. And now, tearfully (which tells me my humility 'switch' is at the right setting) I am humbled and grateful to be accepted into this help/support forum.

Thank you all.

[susan32207@icloud.com]

My name is Sue and this is my first post. I am so thankful for this website. I had 13 years sober and relapsed. Ever since I found this website, I read it every morning and throughout the day. I am back on track and so thankful. God is good!

[BruceL]

I love this AA program and have for many years.
One thing that I read in the morning readings, "I'd never trade my worst day sober for my best day drunk."
I sure dislike this saying. If I read it while shaking through detox I would have remembered my good days drunk and I had lots. That last 10 years sucked.
If asked then I would have traded.
Today nothing beats my sobriety as long as I get off my lazy ass and pass it on. Give it away!

[FayeBe]

Originally Posted by MajestyJo

Have been a little short in the gratitude department. I am grateful that I got to watch tennis. I am grateful for the little things in life.

I am grateful that my son is moving his stuff out of my apartment and moving in with his friend. Not so grateful that they are both active addict, but best they be together, instead of him expecting me to play mom.

Grateful for the sleep I got. Grateful that I can go back to bed and sleep some more.

Grateful that the site is up and a special thanks to bluidkiti and yukonm, for all they have done to get the site up and running. I am not much of a techie, even if I know how to cut and paste.

Grateful for each of you who share this journey with me.