67 days 
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That’s awesome! I have 19 days
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Through the miracles of the program of Alcoholics Anonymous and my Higher Power, tomorrow I will have 1000 days of continuous recovery and sobriety. But for now I just have today. Actually, what I really have is a daily reprieve contingent on the maintenance of my spiritual condition.
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On day 22. 3 weeks good start, I find tracking the milestones most helpful.
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Welcome to The forum Tash. Congratulations on 19 days of sobriety. You’re off to a good start. I hope you find Talking Sober as instrumental in your recovery as it has been in mine. There’s a lot of good people in here to share with and to get advice from. Keep up the good work, stay focused and determined, keep building on that foundation of sobriety.
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Great numbers; your commitment to helping so many is inspiring, Ed. 
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13 days today.
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Well since were counting days, I cant put a number yet. I joined this morning and my guess is the day1 users don’t join because they’re on a winning streak lol.
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I’m at 2 days.
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14 days tomorrow
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130 days AF!! Woot woot 
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4 days actually 3.55 man this is when I’m just about pissed about everything my two roommates are alcoholics they drink they taunt me and drinking is my trigger to do coke to do meth man if I make it out of this I can do anything but how???
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34 was your year ay? Well if an “old” Scotsman like you can do it a 34 year old Welsh lass can too 
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There has been an incredible transformation in my life due to the miracles of the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. Willingness, honesty, acceptance has been the catalyst in my recovery. One day at a time.
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31 Days, I’m really happy I got over 30 this time. And I’ll keep going 
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Your awesome Ed! So proud of you… you are such an inspiration to everyone and always know the right thing to say. Keep being you!
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