I am going to document myself going through the process of healing from my addictive trait(s) to pain pills. I shall journal with poems, but be sure and check my blog as well!
I finally finished “Step One”. Got a bit confused towards the end, but it all worked out fine.
Now, I just need to get a hold of my sponsor one weekend; then we shall go over it and see what “turns up!”
I attend the NA group last night, for once!
I have been going to DRA three times a week and then AA the other times.
It is slowly working out.
I got a certificate and
a colored marble while
at RR Hospital in Wichita
Falls, Tx.
I am very Proud of that fact!
Today I am 9 days Sober and have gone to 4 meetings.
It is a start!
Thank you, everyone! God Bless all, Rebecca (Becca) P (Henry) Lang
Written on April 24th, 2005 at 1:03pm CST, DST. All rights reserved!
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Reviewed by Tracey L. O' Very (Reader)
Reviewed on April 28, 2005
Becca
That is fantastic news. A shame you have to go through this cuz of others but I have no doubt you will make it you are a strong courageous and determined young lady.
That's great (c:)
Thanks for keeping me up on how you are.
Traceyxo
Every day is a fresh day unto itself, Rebecca, with new horizons, new hopes and the past wiped clean: like walking uphill, keeping one's eyes on the path and not on the summit, suddenly, when you stop to look around, you are amazed by how far you have climbed and what new perspectives abound - AND how good you feel. The journey is the important thing, not the destination in itself although it is, of course the thing that makes the journey worthwhile. Every day is a fresh step and when you stop to count - you soon will have made 90 and not 9! I so admire you and the personal road to health and wholeness that you are travelling. We are all with you in spirit and are sharing - both with you and with others - what we all, in some shape and form, are engaged in ourselves to a larger or lesser extent. Bless you and may you know that you are never alone. May peace and grace flood the path around you. LOL Kate xx
good luck...its worth it in the end. i have been clean and sober for 15 years and my grandson doesn't even remember when i wasn't so that is worth alot
Reviewed by Judy Lloyd (Reader)
Reviewed on April 24, 2005
Very good and I talked to your sister. Continue to keep up the good work. I had to go to a revival the other week and it was very late getting back. Excellent efforts here and God be with you.
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That is fantastic news. A shame you have to go through this cuz of others but I have no doubt you will make it you are a strong courageous and determined young lady.
That's great (c:)
Thanks for keeping me up on how you are.
Traceyxo
Yes, congrats ... blessings to you always my wonderful friend - an excellent write!!
Robert
Eileen
Prayers and stregnth for the journey. :) It's not going to be easy, but the journey starts with one step forward and not looking back.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla. :)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your burleson, tx., friend, karen lynn. :D
respects, -A.