@IamThechange how are you doing, Ami? 
Hey Donna! You are the sweetest! 
I am hanging in there just trying to get through each day, the physical stuff is wayyyyyy better but the mind stuff is brutal. My mom was here for a week and just flew back home. It was so nice having her here and I’m missing her right now. Thank you so much for checking on me, definitely makes me feel noticed and cared for, and I definitely need the accountability! How are you doing?
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That’s great to hear, and cool your mom came for a visit. I’m good here, just home from work so chillin. 
I was talking to someone today about not drinking and how it took me awhile but it just clicked for me one day. I feel lucky that I can see it for what it is.
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wheres @Hailstrom at??
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Yeah @Hailstrom, I feel alone on the straight edge thread man, I hope everything is fine for you ! 
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@Pat_m Don’t want to speak for him but last time we chatted (recently) he was doing great, living life and busy! Not on TS as often these days but doing well.
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Thanks for the news !
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Marie, I miss you.
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Hi Trevor @Bluekoolaid I hope you’re doing well. 
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You have my heart and support, Trevor. I wish you strength and courage to overcome all you’re going through. I’m so glad you reached out for help and have a plane ticket to go back to Florida. If you were nearby, you’d have a place to stay until then. Please be careful. It makes me glad to know you’re handling all of this and remaining sober. Your strength is a light to us all.
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I hope you look back on this and remember your strength. I know I will not forget. You’re on my heart and in my prayers.
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I miss you apes. I hope you are surviving out there @apes2020
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My goodness I hope these well wishes land.
Im glad your OK, and really happy you stayed sober. Using caution around old friends is wise. That never changes.
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I’ve been doing the same 
@apes2020
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She just checked in yesterday (?) and it sounded like she was doing well.
Way to take care of yourself. That’s some strong work for sure.
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I ended up homeless for a little while. I was 7 or 8 years sober when it happened. This was before my big relapse. You’ve got a plan. Its temporary. Its awesome that AA readings have been so helpful.
I’ve was in a funk recently that I was having a hard time shaking. Anxiety had me feeling paralyzed. I reconnected to AA meetings. I found a sponsor and have been working the steps. Its made a huge difference in my mental health for the better.
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I relate 100%
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There is always a positive.
When I ended up homeless, I camped on a river. I was really bummed out losing my place.
After a couple days on the river, I was grateful.
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