Personal Responsibility is one of the key concepts to our recovery; it involves taking action and doing what needs to be done to get well and stay well.It’s not easy and it can take time. When we take ownership of our life and our future we can gain back control of our lives. Trust in God, clean house, and attend meetings.
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To everybody I am in New Mexico I have my daughter and she is so happy me and my wife we are bringing here home to houston where she lives we are so happy.!!!!!
I have my early sobriety presents on July 9th I will be 4 years clean I’m so happy I love life.!!!!!!
Good job Thomas 4 yrs is a lot of 24 hr days.
Thanks Shane I feel like a million my sobriety is awesome and having my daughter back feels like I’m on a cloud.!!!!!!!
Well I am 4 years and 1 month today I feel awesome.!!!!!
I have yet to see a person in AA who relies on a higher power, goes to meetings consistently, is current w their sponsor, has commitments, and continues to be a step working member of AA with a newcomer go back out and drink. Imagine that!!!