I am grateful that I have the mindset to start this journey (2 days sober!)
I am grateful that I am alive 
I am grateful that I am healthy 
I am grateful that I have my own apartment 
I am grateful that I own a vehicle 
I am grateful for all the friends I make in AA! 
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The alcoholic voice in my head keeps telling me Im able to drink, its not my fault, so with this, my last drink 25 days ago, and horrendous withdrawals in mind, I am grateful for the following:
1 to be able to stand up for 5 minutes
2 to pass clear urine, not dark copper coloured
3 to be able to eat food
4 not need to beg God to help me
5 to be able to sleep
Thank you, Im most grateful for being sober today and not obsessing about alcohol, I hope this helps others, keep strong
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Congratulations on150 days. That’s terrific!!
It feels so good don’t it??
Have a great day🙃
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I’m grateful for another morning sober.
Even though I have a slight headache at least it’s not from drinking.
will take care of it I’m sure
Dog and cat on my lap this morning.
As COVID-19 cases rise in the states, I’m grateful I live in a perfect place where I can continue to hunker in and down and still get the supplies I need.
Social distancing where I reside is not a problem.
Grateful to realize this is all in Gods hands and there’s not a darn thing I can do about it.
Grateful to realize there are things my wife and I can do to keep ourselves safe.
Grateful to know the difference.
After morning devotionals and Bible readings I’m Grateful to do my gratitude list so I can start my day off strong and hopeful.
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It’s awesome haha thank you
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Day 151.
My baptism on sunday
My friends and family
A job with a lovely boss
A mind to think
Gods people all around the world.
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Grateful that I get a good night sleep and wake up in a clean warm bed.
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Grateful that I have incredible Sumatra coffee brewing for me when I awake.
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Grateful that I’m not waking up in an alley or ditch covered in my own urine and feces, a filthy disgusting shell of a human being that I once was do to my addictions.
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Grateful to be able to guide and be of service to people in their recovery, regaining their dignity and self-respect that they lost in their addiction.
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And most of all grateful to the miracle of the program of Alcoholics Anonymous and my Higher Power that is understanding and forgiving. Without this none of the above would have been possible.
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Im grateful for having options in life and always energy to keep fighting and never give up.
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Today I’m greatful to be clean and soba and alive
2 I’m greatful I reached out and got help from my local drug clinic
3 I’m greatful i have new meds to help with my mental health
4 I’m greatful I spent time with my kids and grandsons today yesterday
5 I’m greatful to the lovely messages from people who are helping me in my recovery
6 I’m greatful I feel so much better today and I’ve stopped shaking
7 I’m greatful I have such wonderful parents and family who love me no matter what struggle I have
8 I’m greatful for my partner who has been my rock these past few weeks and helping me to stay clean
9 I’m greatful I have my dog teddy who is my best friend
10 I’m greatful I don’t need to take drugs to function x
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Im grateful for throwing the bottle away 26 days ago and choosing to come home, and also being free from the obsession of the next drink, just for today
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Grateful, for some reason, I came across this quote somewhere this morning while doing my devotionals.
“There is always at least one more fact, which we know nothing about, in every person’s situation.”
Grateful for being clear headed and sober while I had to do extra chores this morning before my coffee.
Morning peacefulness.
Sunshine.
Open windows with mountain air at night.
Early morning text from my son.
Not being depressed.
My health.
Two solid nights sleep in a row without even having to get up in the middle of the night to pee.
Overall feeling great so far this morning.
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I’m sorry you lost your pup. I lost mine a few years ago. They may run across eah other in doggie heaven, and have a good run together.
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Grateful to be alive and sober, and to be getting some well needed rest. Grateful I could afford to and was sober enough to get my stepdad a nice birthday present.
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Whatever hour God has blessed you with, take it with a grateful hand
Horace
Grateful for another day on here at TS.
Therefore grateful I’m still not drinking!
My cat and my coffee.
Got a good workout in yesterday at home.
Grateful I don’t have to workout today.
Bacon 
The BLT I’m having for lunch today.
Grateful to have an errand I must do today so I get to mask up and drive my car.
Grateful for all the food delivery services I have found.
Grateful for the moral family values my parents RIP instilled in me.
And that I have a wife who values the same.
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Today I’m greatful to be clean and soba and alive
2 I’m greatful to wake up feeling loads better then I did yesterday
3 I’m greatful to having a afternoon with my daughter
4 I’m greatful the sun is shining
5 I’m greatful I can go food shopping to feed my family
6 I’m greatful for walks with my pooch teddy
7 I’m greatful to the drug service that is helping and supporting me
8 I’m greatful to be on this journey with great people from ts who have also become part of my recovery family
9 I’m greatful I have my faith in god
10 I’m greatful that today i don’t need to pick up drugs as long as i keep connected to my higher power and fellows x
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I’m grateful for all the people that post on this gratitude list. @Swam @Ibelieve66 @Natnat @CapriciousCapricorn @Fargesia_murielae @DuncanNZ @Edmund @Pman @Harry1 and many others. That keep it going. It adds to my list of things I’m grateful for daily.
I’m sober again today.
Smoothies in the afternoon instead of cocktails.
Strength to maintain my 45 pound weight loss.
My quiet mornings.
All my blessings in life that I take for granted like a house and home and food and water and plumbing and electricity.
The beautiful trail in the woods in the hood to walk my dogs.
And so grateful for this girl right here 
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How did you lose the 45?
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I guess not drinking this year and mostly I got the Noom app. There’s a coach on there and another group and message board and a place to easily log ALL the food your eat and exercise. You have to pay for it. And also I turned sixty this year and fat drunk and hungover is no way to finish up my life. 
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Congratulations on your weight loss. I too have lost weight, and gained weight and lost… etc… Right now, I’m still down 118 pounds. I need to lose the additional 22 pounds of my covid 29 pounds I gained!.
Also thank you for for reminding me to post my gratitude list more often. I do write in my gratitude journal daily and I need to up my post on TS.
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I am grateful:
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for not worrying ice
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for not worrying about room in my freezer for my bottle
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for not making drunk texts
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for not calling people drunk
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for not being called gin-less juice by the pool
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for not waking up on time Saturday morning to make that liquor store run. I can oversleep any day except when it’s time to go get more bottles.
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for being able to sleep at night
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daily accountability
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Day 28
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My journey at this very moment.
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On lock down, becoming sober. I could either die drinking myself to death or do something about it. I now:
- Shower
- Brush Teeth
- Get out of my pajamas
- Cook again
- Wash dishes
- Able to “Adult Today”
- Walk and eat healthy
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