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Brian Dean replied to the topic Rigorous honesty keeps my disease up front; talk about willingness in the forum
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agoI want to keep coming 🙏🙏🏿🙏🏼. Greatful for the fellowship peace. Have a great Friday men!!
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Brian Dean replied to the topic Rigorous honesty keeps my disease up front; talk about willingness in the forum
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agoSo many yets; so many lies. I’m the best at denial. I’d numb my feelings all day. I can’t believe I put back to back days of sobriety!! Wow!! Why or How?
Al said , “another man is tucking my kids in bed”. It’s the sentence I can’t comprehend. I don’t want that to happen
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Brian Dean replied to the topic Rigorous honesty keeps my disease up front; talk about willingness in the forum
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agoWhy should I believe myself? What’s different about this time Brian ? As I ask myself
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Brian Dean started the topic Rigorous honesty keeps my disease up front; talk about willingness in the forum
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agoI want to hold onto my seat number one and keep being teachable. I want to remember to be vigilant regarding my sobriety and recognizing feeling happy in new recovery. Today is what my focus should be on not yesterday’s : No rear view window
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Brian Dean posted an update in the group
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agoI only have a week of sobriety but feel energized because I have a Sponser and going to mtgs on regular basis and reading and taking notes grabbing phone numbers getting honest the denial is leaving the lying is stopping and yesterday was the first hard lesson. I felt a lot of irritability discontentment wtf? I realize that I have numbed my…[Read more]
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Brian Dean posted an update in the group
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agogratitude was the subject tonight. Greatful clarity is coming to me and want to hold onto my seat.
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Christopher posted an update in the group
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agoI just moved to a new city after 5 good years of recovery in my prior place of residence. Shortly after settling in I was struck with a serious medical mess and have been hospitalized for a month. Cut off from meetings, though I do remain touch with recovery buds from home. Looking to connect from this place of isolation.
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Christopher, we’re so glad you took the initiative to seek out your solution, welcome!
We have forums here as you know, as well as online meetings every day except Tuesday (for now) at 7:30PM. Please join us, we’re all here to help each other!-
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Eastern Standard
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Joshua Hollowell posted an update in the group
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agohello my name is Joshua and im an addict
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Welcome Joshua!
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Tyler Bishop posted an update in the group
Men in Recovery 8 years, 6 months agoim brand new looking to learn on how i can have a healthy and stable life in sobriety.
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Glad you’re here Tyler we’re all in this together!
Working the 12 Steps with a sponsor, going to lots of meetings and talking to or helping other people on their recovery journey have given me a happy, healthy, and stable life that beforehand I never could have envisioned. It’s a beautiful journey my friend
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David Tassn replied to the topic How can we not regret the past. in the forum
Men in Recovery 8 years, 7 months agoYeah Jason your right about the fact that once the ‘obsession’ drives us to the first drink, the alcohol is then the person. You could go as far to say that the alcoholic has multiple personalities. When under the direct influence of alcohol, the subject is no longer him/herself. The doctor jeykle – Mr. Hyde syndrome as the BB puts it. Un…[Read more]
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Jason replied to the topic How can we not regret the past. in the forum
Men in Recovery 8 years, 7 months agoI just try not to think about it. The best way i suppose would be to accept that im an alcoholic and when i was drinking i was not myself i was sick and needed help.
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