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Wanted to share my news I am 3 years and 8 months clean and sober I am so greatful for the aa program.!!!!!!!
Today I love my new life take care to all.!!!!!
Good job!! And congratulations. You sound happy and grateful!
Yes I am Marlene I feel awesome.!!!!!
This is a great post. Sobriety is such a blessing! Thank you for keeping up this site and app, I use it a lot!
32 days today
Good job brother keep moving on.!!!!!!
Woohoo!
Leaving the dream. I am sober for 75 days. I want to make amends for an inappropriate reply I posted six weeks ago.
day 4….
Just keep on one day at a time.
One day at a time. Go to meetings and get a sponsor. You can do it!
To be sober is to be free, stay free just for today. This journey has allowed me 12,475 days of freedom
I think I’ve gone through every day of the year as previous sobriety dates.
My sobriety date is April 1st (April Fools day). I didn’t know It at the time that I was going to stay sober for the next 36 years. Setting a date never worked for me. God must have chosen that day for me!
You can always start your day over at anytime!! Sobriety is awesome just took me awhile to find it
Sobreity is awesome I’m 3 years and 8 months it’s gets better each day.!!!!!!
That’s awesome Thomas !!! I’m going on two years and it’s such a miracle being sober… Life is awesome today and I’m ok with me for the first time ever really!!
That’s awesome Chloeb I’m proud of you. I feel like a million. Thank you for caring . !!!!!!!
Today is my first day. I’m so scared.
Welcome.
It will be just fine enjoy your days of recovery ok smile and be happy.!!!!!!!
Welcome!! If you don’t take that first drink and take it one day at a time you will see the miracle of this program!!! We are all here to help because we keep each other sober by sharing our experience strength and hope!!!keep coming back!!
Awesome Chloeb!!!!!!!!
I know how scared I was, but you can do it. Just stay sober one day at a time, go to meetings and get a phone list and CALL someone if you feel like drinking! It’s not easy at first, but so worth it. You’re worth it. Good luck my friend.
Jameliza hope you are doing good. You have a lot of support here and advice you can trust!
Today I have 2280 days the best 2280 days of my life thanks to God leading me to aa and all the people he fit into my life one day at a time and God bless
12 days sober as I move into step 6 tonight with my sponsor I learned the importance of the 3rd step prayer say it every morning
Rafael it gets better enjoy your days of recovery.!!!!
98 days! :-))
Yeah Cynthia you can do it. I am 3 years and 9 months. I feel awesome.!!!!!!
1033 twenty-four hours on my 62nd birthday today: 5/3/15
But you know what? My true birthday is 7/4/15
With Gods grace, I will be three Years old on that day….
How marvelous to be a baby again
Wish me luck everyone, and I will do the same for you:
One Day At A Time
God be with you
With God I am 76 days Sober.
My addiction was morphine and Valium.
I have this uneasy feeling of uncertainty, I am trying to take it one day at a time.
I am in an outpatient treatment program for five more weeks.
Prayers please to help keep me strong!
God Bless!
Thanks for this awesome site.
Job job Michael it gets better I promise .!!!!!