I am new here and not sure how this works. I haven’t reached out to a group before. I was sober for 4 months then relapsed and haven’t been able to get back on track. I feel alone and lost in this so I am reaching out to others in hopes to get me motivated enough to quit again. Thank you all for your support truly.
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Welcome to the forum Sarah! You’ll find lots of support here! Have a good read around and keep checking in daily!
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Welcome to the community! I suggest just reading around a bit and joining in where you are comfortable. I have found this place to be incredibly helpful and one of my main tools for staying sober. I hope you will find it helpful as well. I look forward to seeing you around here. 
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Welcome, Sarah! You have indeed found the best sober comnunity in the world. So much support, so much to read on. Just look around and jump in whenever you feel like it.
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Welcome Sarah - you’ve come to the right place! I’m a newcomer myself, arriving only last week, but already blown away by how supportive and kind everyone here is. I highly recommend the daily check ins to begin with and the daily gratitude thread is a personal favourite of mine too. Best of luck and look forward to seeing you around!
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Welcome to the community Sarah! Glad you found us and are here reaching out for support. This is a wonderful space for connecting with others who understand the addiction struggle. Keep coming back - stay connected and stack up the days. You are not alone 
Take your time to read around and chime in when you are ready 
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Welcome!! I hope you stick around, read and post and continue reaching out. This community can help a lot if you lean into it. Wishing you all the best! 
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Hi Sarah! Welcome to the family 
Welcome! Reaching out is a good start! I started going to meetings. I didn’t know what I was doing or expecting but it’s helped me a lot. At first, I would just sit and listen but being around other people that are dealing with the same struggles really helped me realize how much of a problem I really had. Being sober wasn’t enough for me. I had tried it and I would always find a reason to relapse. I had to figure out why I was drinking and doing drugs before I really started to have the desire to stop for good and start living my life instead of numbing it. Good luck. I’m glad that you’re here.