Alcoholism Support Group
Alcoholism is the continued consumption of alcoholic beverages, even when it is negatively affecting your health, work, relationships and life. If you think alcohol is causing you to lose control, it's time to seek help. Our group is a safe place to vent, check in, get back up if you fall, and reach sobriety.
Over time, we get what we want out of this program. If we seek a better way of life, for example, we will develop it. If we want to diminish our pain, we will find relief. If we want love, we will learn how to give it and receive it.
Over time, our lives can improve a great deal through the Twelve Step program. Thus, our job is to keep coming to meetings and working the Steps.
Can I do what I need to do to get what I want?
Higher Power, help me to be
Patient with myself, the program,
And the process of change.
Over time, our lives can improve a great deal through the Twelve Step program. Thus, our job is to keep coming to meetings and working the Steps.
Can I do what I need to do to get what I want?
Higher Power, help me to be
Patient with myself, the program,
And the process of change.
Others have found other ways. My point here is if your struggling and searching & seeking for away out of your dilemma and refused to do it with aa & the 12 steps in the past ask yourself why not give it a try.
What do your have to lose?
good post,
Billy
I became willing to pray even though I rebelled at the idea. The why's didn't matter anymore. I had no one left to blame. This spiritual entity that I didn't believe in when I got here, guided me with a loving hand, especially when I was my most defiant.
Stepped out of my comfort zone, got a sponsor, went through the steps and the rest is history. From that time to now, I have not thought that a drink would be a step up. Learned how to get out of my cheap self and help someone else. I haven't given up anything to God without getting something infinitely better in return.
Everything good in my life today has come as a result of me wanting something better in my life and becoming willing to work for it. It's not work today. It's simply my way of life, not a part of it.
Nobody ever told me it was gonna be easy.