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About Me
basdist
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About Me
My sobriety date is August 4th 2001. I enjoy sobriety and all the things life has to offer as a direct result of quitting drinking. Been married for close to 3 years to a wonderful women and look forward to sharing our lives together and have a family.
My sobriety date is August 4th 2001. I enjoy sobriety and all the things life has to offer as a direct result of quitting drinking. Been married for close to 3 years to a wonderful women and look forward to sharing our lives together and have a family.
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Interests
I enjoy the spiritual aspects of the AA program and other forms of spiritual thinking. I read and practice a form of spirituality called nondualism.
I enjoy the spiritual aspects of the AA program and other forms of spiritual thinking. I read and practice
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Recent Activity
Recently:
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7 discussion posts, 2 hugs received, 2 hugs given, 1 group discussion post
Yesterday
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basdist wrote a discussion post in the Alcoholism support group: AA helps people stop drinking. 11:07pm
If you want to stop drinking, AA is for you. I hear a lot of things on this message board that can be…
Friday
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basdist gave okiyoe1 a moment of peace 10:00pm
Peace out.…
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basdist wrote a discussion post in the Alcoholism support group: AA itself is sufficient 9:48am
Here's part of an article from an old Grapevine magazine that talks about the importance of AA to alcoholics:…
Thursday
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basdist wrote a discussion post in the Alcoholism support group: Is better to pay for counselling? 12:37pm
Have you been to see a counsellor? Have you ever worked with an AA sponsor? Have you experienced more…
Wednesday
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basdist wrote a discussion post in the Alcoholism support group: Wonderful Awareness 4:25pm
Welcome to the principles and practice of Yoga Nidra. I'm Richard Miller, and I would like to present…
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Happy Wednesday
Thanks
Thank for your support it means a lot ...Scott
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Just my thoughts on money, my personality, survival skills( how hard to break) and the difficulty of just getting sober and not getting anymore overwhelmed than i was.
Hope you are good,
Billy 
Flower
Oh ok, thank you :]!!
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Support Groups
Close Alcoholism
Treatments
- 12 Step Program Working / Worked
- Did the steps, found a Higher Power, Live free of alcohol and drugs.
- AA Meetings Working / Worked
- I attend AA on a daily basis and share in much of the group activities, including committee work. The more involved you get, the better life gets.
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