Im greatful that me and my partner have decided to give our relationship another try … we bith messed up through our drinking and drug use now its time we enjoy our clean living together and support eachother through our recovery . Im also greatful to my aa meeting i went to today… and greatful me and my partner took my kids out 4 a nice meal and my son is staying over x
I am grateful for another day to try again.
I’m grateful for long car rides that force me to focus on the present moment and block out the white noise I created
This morning I’m grateful for spring. Just outside my house was a woodpecker (pecking on my eaves trough!!) a cardinal and a blue jay!!
I’m grateful for my dog. Right now she’s snuggled up on her chair snoring and it’s the sweetest thing
Grateful for my beautiful family, the kids who keep making me laugh with their honesty
Grateful to live at the beach, surrounded by trees
Grateful for my daily walks and returning health… (apart from the homemade peanut butter ice cream which is fast becoming a new addiction, will need a new timer soon )
Good night all, chat to you all tomorrow x💐
Today I’m grateful for:
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My health
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Financial stability (Just got bumped to the Excellent Credit ranking in credit karma) god…I’m so lame.
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I think I’m getting better at managing my anger…maybe…at times.
The list if humunganormis (new work I just made up). What pops in my head at the moment is being able to live my dream of owning a business.
I’m grateful for my sisters in recovery and my sober friends. I’m grateful for AA and treatment. And I’m grateful I’m still alive.
I am grateful that I am now able to focus on more than just ‘not drinking.’ That I’m starting to gain real clarity on the work required to become my best sober self.
Today I am grateful for fellowship. Through it and sobriety, that gentle sense of love and faith that feel paradoxically unbreakable have been restored to me of late.
Im greatful my daughter is ok and feeling better after she self harmed last weekend. Im greatful my partner is back in our lifes to help support me and my daughter in our sad times . Im also greatful to the kind caring friend’s im making through aa x
Man, do I need some gratitude today!
I am so thankful for my strengths. Some days it’s hard to see them. It’s almost like I refuse to acknowledge the admirable qualities for fear of becoming overconfident. It’s a balance I suppose. I couldn’t really name one, but I know there’s some good stuff in there…somewhere
I’m 61 days clean from pot. That’s something I would have scoffed at a few months ago. I thought I would need the “medicine” for the rest of my life.
I’m getting better at identifying emotions and dealing with them in the moment in rational way.
Have some faith in yourself Mitch. Your strong and getting stronger by the day, believe in yourself.
Thanks Geoff! There’s progress, and I’m happy for it. Still trying to drive the wagon around the familiar ruts sometimes.
I’m getting better at identifying emotions and dealing with them in the moment in rational way.
Man, give yourself credit for this. That is huge growth for anyone, especially for us alcoholics and addicts. We didn’t do that for years. Changing the way you identify and respond on the fly is a big damn deal.
I’m grateful for my husband and the life we are now living without alcohol to wreck things. Life is so much more beautiful without drugs warping our views!
Im so greatful to be clean and soba. To have a loving family… and to meet lots of lovely people at aa meetings. X
I have so enjoyed watching your progress, @Natnat!! Especially how you’ve blossomed since you started going to AA meetings and have found them to be so fulfilling! So happy for you! You go girl!
Thanks so much… bless your heart… x