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dry and alive · 02-17-2016, 10:41 PM

Since I have found my sobriety I have had several Prayers answered. The serenity prayer has given me strength to face the trials and tribulations of life. Just because I am sober doesn't mean all my troubles are gone. I have learned how to deal with them. If I struggle then I have support through AA that helps me to overcome and solve my problems. For this program and the fellowship I am GRATEFUL.

plumbing1953 · 02-20-2016, 11:35 AM

Gratitude...where do I start? The road of life for me had reached it's end 5 years ago living in a makeshift "camp" with other homeless brothers and sisters.There were tornado warnings in the area and it was pouring out! The tent I was "living" in wasn't waterproof,I had not slept for days and I was helpless,hopeless and homeless of my own doing.On September 5th 2011 I sat up and just asked GOD to help me...and HE did!! I knew that very moment that I would never be alone again! I walked from the woods to a local hospital with all my earthly possessions in my backpack to get detoxed again,and somehow I knew this would be my last detox. On the way to the hospital,in a driving rain,a local police officer stopped and asked me if I needed a ride(imagine that,for the first time in my life I would be riding in the front seat of a police car).She asked where I was going and I told her I was going to get detoxed...I wasn't ashamed anymore! She told me she was also going to the hospital because she had dropped her sister off to get detoxed the previous night.That was 4-1/2 years ago and I have never looked back.I don't post very often and just wanted to tell everyone one that as long as you have hope,GOD wll never let you down! I have been truly blessed with a place of my own,a great job(I will share this blessing later) and a sober and free life,away from the alcohol and other substances...GOD IS GREAT

MajestyJo · 02-20-2016, 08:34 PM

Thanks you both for sharing. As you say, "Life doesn't get better, I do." A big reason to be grateful. As they say, "If you have gratitude show it. Gratitude is an action word."

02-17-2016, 10:41 PM	#1
dry and alive 16 years of sobrity Join Date: Jan 2016 Location: Traverse city michigan area Posts: 12	Life just keeps getting better Since I have found my sobriety I have had several Prayers answered. The serenity prayer has given me strength to face the trials and tribulations of life. Just because I am sober doesn't mean all my troubles are gone. I have learned how to deal with them. If I struggle then I have support through AA that helps me to overcome and solve my problems. For this program and the fellowship I am GRATEFUL.

02-20-2016, 08:34 PM	#3
MajestyJo Super Moderator Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Hamilton, ON Posts: 25,078	Thanks you both for sharing. As you say, "Life doesn't get better, I do." A big reason to be grateful. As they say, "If you have gratitude show it. Gratitude is an action word." __________________ Love always, Jo I share because I care.

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plumbing1953 Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 3	Gratitude...where do I start? The road of life for me had reached it's end 5 years ago living in a makeshift "camp" with other homeless brothers and sisters.There were tornado warnings in the area and it was pouring out! The tent I was "living" in wasn't waterproof,I had not slept for days and I was helpless,hopeless and homeless of my own doing.On September 5th 2011 I sat up and just asked GOD to help me...and HE did!! I knew that very moment that I would never be alone again! I walked from the woods to a local hospital with all my earthly possessions in my backpack to get detoxed again,and somehow I knew this would be my last detox. On the way to the hospital,in a driving rain,a local police officer stopped and asked me if I needed a ride(imagine that,for the first time in my life I would be riding in the front seat of a police car).She asked where I was going and I told her I was going to get detoxed...I wasn't ashamed anymore! She told me she was also going to the hospital because she had dropped her sister off to get detoxed the previous night.That was 4-1/2 years ago and I have never looked back.I don't post very often and just wanted to tell everyone one that as long as you have hope,GOD wll never let you down! I have been truly blessed with a place of my own,a great job(I will share this blessing later) and a sober and free life,away from the alcohol and other substances...GOD IS GREAT

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