Guest guest Posted November 7, 2006 Report Posted November 7, 2006 Sure am glad to read that someone else is in a similar situation, as much as we hate to be in it, I wouldn`t change it for the world. BTW, Roland just celebrated 19 yrs sobriety with AA on Oct 22. Just 6 months sober, he was diagnosed for the first time and if he had not been in hospital at the time, we are both pretty sure he would not be here today as the first thing he would have done was go to the liquor store and he himself has admitted to it. Instead, he turned to his sponsor and other AA members to help him through this and still does. We are so very familiar with one day at a time and the AA prayer as it plays a huge part in our daily life. You can`t help but to wonder as to why God choose us to walk this path as he only gives you what you can handle even though sometimes that plate is over-flowing, but you know what, we always seem to somehow partially empty that plate, pick up the pcs and continue on. Gis NS > > Hi Gis, > > We take one day at a time and know that what ever God brings > to us, He will get us through. Good that you're on top of your depression. > I let mine get away from me before getting help, and I was a MESS. Doing > much better now, though. Hang in there, Sweetie! > > > > Quote
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