Alcoholics Anonymous

Givemestrength · Givemestrength

Thank God for AA. My last drink was nearly 9 months ago and it has been a rollercoaster for sure! I know I've done the right thing and things are changing for the better slowly, but I suffer with obsessive over thinking about problems - which magnify them in my mind to huge proportions and cause me great d...

Gms · Gms

My sponsor said it is being self centered to think about forgiving yourself. I agreed to disagree with her. Anyone want to comment on this?

Francisco · Francisco

Hi everyone, I'm not even sure if this is the proper forum for me but here I go. I am the very definition of a functioning alcoholic and for the last several months I've been wanted to stop drinking altogether. I purchased the AA The Big Book and Daily Reflections... I've been reading the book and...

LoneStar · LoneStar

Today I went back out. Guess what? Didn't have that bad of a time. I will turn in my wet eight year sobriety chip in for a dry one. In all the years I've been sober, there have been NO MIRACLES or promises, just a miserable life without alcohol. I'm through with the 'don't quit 5 minutes before the miracle ha...

Percival · Percival

I guess every 5 years is signified as a jubilee year...this year will mark my 45th Anniversary.. My last drink Jan 12th 1974.. from my first meeting...No cake, no chip, no addaboys (LOL) no bells and whistles ONLY the realization that if I didn't get sober or remain as such there would not be 45 years of s...

mariea · mariea

Hi friends, I am staying at the Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall formerly the Ritz-Carlton Aug 23 -28, 2015. Are there any friends of Bill W. that are in the area/ another nearby resort to meet up? Thank you.

LoneStar · LoneStar

"We can't drink like NORMAL people" The above statement has been uttered at many a meeting. But are we alkies so abnormal ? Think about it for a sec. We're talking about a substance derived from rotted food, is used as a germicide, and, for the most part, flammable. Maybe our reaction to such a poisonou...

besos2311 · besos2311

So I have multiple years of sobriety. My fiancé and I met after I was almost a year sober and we are getting married in 95 days. Hes never seen me drink. We decided to write our own wedding vows and Im really struggling with mine. I have a daily reprieve from drinking dependent upon my spiritual conditio...

Nan · Nan

i am new here. I am 8 months and 9 days sober all for the grace of God. I look forward to making some friends and getting support. Heres my Question. I am suffering from nueropathy and we believe its from alcohol I have diabetes but just diagnosed and drs are pretty sure not from that since I have not had tha...

Sobrietyspell · Sobrietyspell

I spent my singular years in wonder of the world, wondering what was going on, what did it all mean, knowing only what was going on around me, moving around, family disruption, different schools, new faces, not knowing who I was yet feeling incredibly loving and special though confused and innoce...

Ted Bundo · Ted Bundo

Hey everyone. I'm new to alcoholics anonymous and am wondering where to find a good aa meeting in florida? I mean, I know they're all over the place down here, but I don't know the difference between open, closed, big book, step, etc. Thanks in advance! -- Edited by Ted Bundo on Wednesday 3rd of July 2019...

blueboy71 · blueboy71

So its here day one of community detox started my meds today. Feeling a bit detached and just trying to take it one day at a time. This is the second detox I have undertaken wish me luck. Looking forward to going in to aa next week back in to the rooms to get the support and start the 12 twelve step program

annt · annt

and there must be a reason. Anybody know? Thank you.

blueboy71 · blueboy71

Hi all, It has taken me over two years to come back to this site I'm about to start my journey of recovery for the second time. Two years ago I abstained from alcohol for 7 months only to foolishly think I could manage myself on a very small amount be a social drinker. How wrong was I in these two years I got mar...

ndgeller · ndgeller

I am heading to Los Angeles this Friday Does anyone have any particular meetings to suggest? I know how to access the meeting schedule. I was just wondering if anyone has any "recommendations" Thanks!

Loo53 · Loo53

Hi date of sobriety May 4th 1997: I got sober in Metropolitan Crypt and various other places in Liverpool.

LoneStar · LoneStar

8 years sober as of 4-11-19

tlb5230 · tlb5230

I am a professional, a wife, a mother, and an extremely high functioning alcoholic. My story is probably no different than most others. My alcoholism is well hidden - to a certain extent. Most (not all) people have no idea and honestly, there is a part of me that gets a strange feeling of "accomplishmen...

Eds · Eds

Hi all. I'm a recovering double winner female, looking for a group to call home on my travels. I'm in an isolated little place where the bars are plenty and the meetings few; I won't be attending what passes for AA here. I can say I've reached a place of not wanting to drink, which for me is also needing to dr...

dorothy2019 · dorothy2019

Faith led me out of the Forest of Fear

Still plugging · Still plugging

Iâve been sober for almost 2 months now. I very seldom have cravings anymore. Iâm going to 5 or 6 meetings per week. Well intentioned friends keep asking me everyday if Iâm still sober and itâs starting to really tick me off. Makes me think that they only see me as a âbroken drunkâ who needs looked after. I...

Percival · Percival

An anniversary is special...a Jubilee anniversary (every five years) is a little extra special: Like Bill Wilson I was a Wall Streeter in my first Career out of Graduate School....Yes I was acquainted with Bill Wilson in N.Y. but it was not an AA connection..in the late '60s At the end of my drinking I w...

Varnz706 · Varnz706

I am now 30 days sober. Tonight I asked someone that I have a gained a good relationship through the aa community to be my sponsor. I am now working on my first step with him and it has been a big eye opener to me. This past month has been a roller coaster of emotions and trying to find myself in sobriety. I have...

peecee · peecee

Well - I made it to a decade. WTF. LOL. Wanted to drop in and say hi! This was a huge part of my earlier recovery! Thanks all for being here for me.

Visionz · Visionz

A reminder of how stigmatizing alcoholism is. I have an aunt who lost a son to this thing years ago. Cousin and I were close in our youth. To this day, aunt doesn't like or can't be around me because I completely turned my life around and am sober and (somewhat) normal again. She probably secretly has tha...

mandm · mandm

Hello everyone. Just stopped by to say hello .. been sober forever now at least 4 years stopped counting a long time ago. For everyone new to this board just keep at it. With time it gets easier. I also found drastically changing my environment and associations was the key to my success . Now 4 years l...

Tanin · Tanin

The calendar today reminds me of an indisputable miracle: I was relieved of the compulsion to drink alcohol. This happened through the program of Alcoholics Anonymous and the help of all of the AA members I have met in person and online. Thanks to AA and all of you. I could never have done it without help...

JerryF · JerryF

and I continue to be blessed by it all. Aloha MIP AA Family recovery and thank you all who have participated in my 40 year journey. My home group just on the outskirts of Hilo is the AA at the Bay Saturday and Sunday versions. The groups was founded over 24 years ago by several double winners including...

cindy · cindy

i feel like im not coping at all well with the move, barely scraped through christmas and my dad whos been an addict for all my life and before i was born is dying. anyone who was raised in addict homes knows how difficult and complicated your relationships are with the "parents" lots of feelings about th...

Sober Shadow · Sober Shadow

New to the forum. Hello

Phoenixjen · Phoenixjen

I'm so afraid of failing yet again. It hurts my daughter that I've tried and failed. She takes it personally. I don't want to fail, I don't want to let anybody down. I want to stop feeling ashamed.

Visionz · Visionz

https://youtu.be/H6C1_pU5t9A

Tanin · Tanin

Kickoff is in an hour. I am sober today. I am grateful. A miracle. Super Bowl used to be a two-drunk day...

Tanin · Tanin

...some of us found that, in our initial nondrinking days, the suggestions and comradeship offered by an A.A. sponsor helped us greatly to stay sober. Others of us waited until we had visited many groups and met many A.A.'s before we finally called on a sponsor's help.Some of us found formal prayer a s...

flertch19 · flertch19

dOES ANYONE HAVE THIS AUDIO?

Tanin · Tanin

This issue came up at a group conscience meeting recently. The question raised was whether there was any guidance from AA or AA experience about certain holiday season displays that might evoke religious concepts or sentiments in AA meetings where the AA group had total control of the meeting spac...

annt · annt

I cry everyday when I think of the horrible loss to our family. I have been divorced for years. I left my husband many years ago. I never knew until recently the exact reason I left him. He came home from a trip overseas with a bottle of wine for "us" to drink. It wasn't wine, but was liquor. I can't drink liqu...

Tanin · Tanin

https://fox17online.com/2019/01/03/more-than-15-million-americans-have-alcohol-use-disorder-study-says/

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

December 31, 2018Quote of the Week"If I keep doing what I was doing, Ill keep getting what I was getting." I remember when I was new to recovery I was very willing to follow direction. I went to ninety meetings in ninety days, got a home group, got a minimum of four commitments at various meetings, got a...

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

Accepting Love Many of us have worked too hard to make relationships work; sometimes those relationships didn't have a chance because the other person was unavailable or refused to participate. To compensate for the other person's unavailability, we worked too hard. We may have done all or most of...

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

December 24, 2018Quote of the Week"Sometimes you dont realize that all you need is God, until all you have is God." Even after years in recovery and with all my sober experience, Im still amazed by my tendency to put so many things before God. Many times, Im convinced that if only I were retired or had e...

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

December 17, 2018Quote of the Week"The most spiritual thing you can do is to help someone." One of the most important things Ive learned in the program is that whenever two alcoholics get together, God is present. I feel the energy of God flow through me as I talk with, listen to, and help another per...

Tanin · Tanin

hindsfoot.org/lightbillw.pdf Important date...84 years ago...

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

December 10, 2018Quote of the Week"I know I have another drunk in me, but I dont know if I have another recovery." A shiver shot down my spine when I first heard this quote. I know how easy it would be for me to pick up a cold Heineken or glass of Cabernet Sauvignon at a nice restaurant. And my disease even tr...

JerryF · JerryF

Aloha Brothers and Sisters in recovery. I woke up to the page of the day in our Daily Reflection reader and was spiritually stunned at the reading. It was and still is astounding to me that our recovery can produce the depth of spirituality that it does. I read it slow over and then over and then read i...

mikef · mikef

Each year and in humble gratitude and God's grace and mercy I post my story.Thank you Lord for each day that has led to decades of uninterrupted daily recovery. It was a very cold December 2nd morning in 1984 as I "came to" from another drug induced evening.I was 6 months into my 3rd marriage and the more...

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

Pythonpappy · Pythonpappy

... [To] take something from yourself, to give to another, that is humane and gentle and never takes away as much comfort as it brings again. --Thomas More We take different kinds of pleasure in giving. Perhaps the purest is the gift to a child so young it doesn't really know who the gift came from; the pu...

WebHelper · WebHelper

Please visit the MIP AA business forum to participate in a group conscience about technical improvements to the MIP AA site. -- Your WebHelper team

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	Obsessive Thinking (Preview) Thank God for AA. My last drink was nearly 9 months ago and it has been a rollercoaster for sure! I know I've done the right thing and things are changing for the better slowly, but I suffer with obsessive over thinking about problems - which magnify them in my mind to huge proportions and cause me great d...	Givemestrength	5	6740	Nov 13, 2019 by Stan
	Forgiveness (Preview) My sponsor said it is being self centered to think about forgiving yourself. I agreed to disagree with her. Anyone want to comment on this?	Gms	5	7449	Nov 9, 2019 by Stan
	Still Drinking Everyday (Preview) Hi everyone, I'm not even sure if this is the proper forum for me but here I go. I am the very definition of a functioning alcoholic and for the last several months I've been wanted to stop drinking altogether. I purchased the AA The Big Book and Daily Reflections... I've been reading the book and...	Francisco	21	8554	Oct 28, 2019 by Wobbly McStumble
	This is the last time. (Preview) Today I went back out. Guess what? Didn't have that bad of a time. I will turn in my wet eight year sobriety chip in for a dry one. In all the years I've been sober, there have been NO MIRACLES or promises, just a miserable life without alcohol. I'm through with the 'don't quit 5 minutes before the miracle ha...	LoneStar	5	5306	Oct 27, 2019 by Wobbly McStumble
	Coming up on 45 years...Excited this year. HAPPY NEW YEAR (Preview) I guess every 5 years is signified as a jubilee year...this year will mark my 45th Anniversary.. My last drink Jan 12th 1974.. from my first meeting...No cake, no chip, no addaboys (LOL) no bells and whistles ONLY the realization that if I didn't get sober or remain as such there would not be 45 years of s...	Percival	6	6557	Oct 19, 2019 by Thelma
	Montego Bay, Jamaica Aug 23 - 28, 2015 all inclusive Jamaica Montego Bay vacation (Preview) Hi friends, I am staying at the Hyatt Ziva Rose Hall formerly the Ritz-Carlton Aug 23 -28, 2015. Are there any friends of Bill W. that are in the area/ another nearby resort to meet up? Thank you.	mariea	8	8103	Aug 30, 2019 by Tanin
	WE are the abnormal ones?! (Preview) "We can't drink like NORMAL people" The above statement has been uttered at many a meeting. But are we alkies so abnormal ? Think about it for a sec. We're talking about a substance derived from rotted food, is used as a germicide, and, for the most part, flammable. Maybe our reaction to such a poisonou...	LoneStar	9	8743	Aug 26, 2019 by LoneStar
	Wedding vows (Preview) So I have multiple years of sobriety. My fiancé and I met after I was almost a year sober and we are getting married in 95 days. Hes never seen me drink. We decided to write our own wedding vows and Im really struggling with mine. I have a daily reprieve from drinking dependent upon my spiritual conditio...	besos2311	2	9086	Aug 23, 2019 by Tanin
	Alcohol neuropathy. Anyone suffering? (Preview) i am new here. I am 8 months and 9 days sober all for the grace of God. I look forward to making some friends and getting support. Heres my Question. I am suffering from nueropathy and we believe its from alcohol I have diabetes but just diagnosed and drs are pretty sure not from that since I have not had tha...	Nan	2	7768	Aug 12, 2019 by Visionz
	My Early Recovery (DoS 01.10.2006) (Preview) I spent my singular years in wonder of the world, wondering what was going on, what did it all mean, knowing only what was going on around me, moving around, family disruption, different schools, new faces, not knowing who I was yet feeling incredibly loving and special though confused and innoce...	Sobrietyspell	1	7442	Jul 18, 2019 by Tanin
	What type of meeting should I go to for my first one? (Preview) Hey everyone. I'm new to alcoholics anonymous and am wondering where to find a good aa meeting in florida? I mean, I know they're all over the place down here, but I don't know the difference between open, closed, big book, step, etc. Thanks in advance! -- Edited by Ted Bundo on Wednesday 3rd of July 2019...	Ted Bundo	2	8833	Jul 6, 2019 by Tanin
	DAY ONE COMMUNITY DETOX (Preview) So its here day one of community detox started my meds today. Feeling a bit detached and just trying to take it one day at a time. This is the second detox I have undertaken wish me luck. Looking forward to going in to aa next week back in to the rooms to get the support and start the 12 twelve step program	blueboy71	2	6907	Jun 28, 2019 by Tanin
	Could someone PLEASE tell me the reason why I was made to drink whiskey at the age of 14? It is most perplexing to me (Preview) and there must be a reason. Anybody know? Thank you.	annt	3	7072	Jun 14, 2019 by Tanin
	Second Attempt (Preview) Hi all, It has taken me over two years to come back to this site I'm about to start my journey of recovery for the second time. Two years ago I abstained from alcohol for 7 months only to foolishly think I could manage myself on a very small amount be a social drinker. How wrong was I in these two years I got mar...	blueboy71	4	8084	May 5, 2019 by Visionz
	Suggest a meeting in Los Angeles on a Friday night (Preview) I am heading to Los Angeles this Friday Does anyone have any particular meetings to suggest? I know how to access the meeting schedule. I was just wondering if anyone has any "recommendations" Thanks!	ndgeller	1	8919	Apr 26, 2019 by Tanin
	DOS. (Preview) Hi date of sobriety May 4th 1997: I got sober in Metropolitan Crypt and various other places in Liverpool.	Loo53	2	5478	Apr 23, 2019 by Pythonpappy
	4-11-19 (Preview) 8 years sober as of 4-11-19	LoneStar	2	7279	Apr 16, 2019 by Pythonpappy
	Where do I start (Preview) I am a professional, a wife, a mother, and an extremely high functioning alcoholic. My story is probably no different than most others. My alcoholism is well hidden - to a certain extent. Most (not all) people have no idea and honestly, there is a part of me that gets a strange feeling of "accomplishmen...	tlb5230	8	9164	Apr 16, 2019 by Pythonpappy
	Touching base (Preview) Hi all. I'm a recovering double winner female, looking for a group to call home on my travels. I'm in an isolated little place where the bars are plenty and the meetings few; I won't be attending what passes for AA here. I can say I've reached a place of not wanting to drink, which for me is also needing to dr...	Eds	3	5828	Mar 26, 2019 by ThereIsOne
	RE: Daily Reflections / As Bill Sees It (Preview) Faith led me out of the Forest of Fear	dorothy2019	0	9450	Mar 24, 2019 by dorothy2019
	Irritating friends who mean well (Preview) Iâve been sober for almost 2 months now. I very seldom have cravings anymore. Iâm going to 5 or 6 meetings per week. Well intentioned friends keep asking me everyday if Iâm still sober and itâs starting to really tick me off. Makes me think that they only see me as a âbroken drunkâ who needs looked after. I...	Still plugging	11	5495	Mar 19, 2019 by ThereIsOne
	Jubilee Anniversary TODAY 45 Years (Preview) An anniversary is special...a Jubilee anniversary (every five years) is a little extra special: Like Bill Wilson I was a Wall Streeter in my first Career out of Graduate School....Yes I was acquainted with Bill Wilson in N.Y. but it was not an AA connection..in the late '60s At the end of my drinking I w...	Percival	4	6133	Mar 19, 2019 by ThereIsOne
	Finding myself in sobriety (Preview) I am now 30 days sober. Tonight I asked someone that I have a gained a good relationship through the aa community to be my sponsor. I am now working on my first step with him and it has been a big eye opener to me. This past month has been a roller coaster of emotions and trying to find myself in sobriety. I have...	Varnz706	4	5807	Mar 18, 2019 by Visionz
	10 years! (Preview) Well - I made it to a decade. WTF. LOL. Wanted to drop in and say hi! This was a huge part of my earlier recovery! Thanks all for being here for me.	peecee	5	5036	Mar 18, 2019 by StPeteDean
	Unseen effects (Preview) A reminder of how stigmatizing alcoholism is. I have an aunt who lost a son to this thing years ago. Cousin and I were close in our youth. To this day, aunt doesn't like or can't be around me because I completely turned my life around and am sober and (somewhat) normal again. She probably secretly has tha...	Visionz	3	5523	Mar 14, 2019 by JeremyB
	Sober forever now (Preview) Hello everyone. Just stopped by to say hello .. been sober forever now at least 4 years stopped counting a long time ago. For everyone new to this board just keep at it. With time it gets easier. I also found drastically changing my environment and associations was the key to my success . Now 4 years l...	mandm	4	5520	Mar 8, 2019 by mikef
	Soberversary (Preview) The calendar today reminds me of an indisputable miracle: I was relieved of the compulsion to drink alcohol. This happened through the program of Alcoholics Anonymous and the help of all of the AA members I have met in person and online. Thanks to AA and all of you. I could never have done it without help...	Tanin	4	4443	Mar 8, 2019 by mikef
	It continues... (Preview) and I continue to be blessed by it all. Aloha MIP AA Family recovery and thank you all who have participated in my 40 year journey. My home group just on the outskirts of Hilo is the AA at the Bay Saturday and Sunday versions. The groups was founded over 24 years ago by several double winners including...	JerryF	1	4710	Mar 8, 2019 by mikef
	too much! (Preview) i feel like im not coping at all well with the move, barely scraped through christmas and my dad whos been an addict for all my life and before i was born is dying. anyone who was raised in addict homes knows how difficult and complicated your relationships are with the "parents" lots of feelings about th...	cindy	8	4614	Feb 28, 2019 by CraigAH
	Hello (Preview) New to the forum. Hello	Sober Shadow	2	7028	Feb 12, 2019 by Sober Shadow
	Afraid (Preview) I'm so afraid of failing yet again. It hurts my daughter that I've tried and failed. She takes it personally. I don't want to fail, I don't want to let anybody down. I want to stop feeling ashamed.	Phoenixjen	8	5283	Feb 9, 2019 by Tanin
	An hour of Bob D (Preview) https://youtu.be/H6C1_pU5t9A	Visionz	1	6539	Feb 3, 2019 by Tanin
	Super Bowl Miracle (Preview) Kickoff is in an hour. I am sober today. I am grateful. A miracle. Super Bowl used to be a two-drunk day...	Tanin	0	5212	Feb 3, 2019 by Tanin
	Keep An Open Mind About AA (Preview) ...some of us found that, in our initial nondrinking days, the suggestions and comradeship offered by an A.A. sponsor helped us greatly to stay sober. Others of us waited until we had visited many groups and met many A.A.'s before we finally called on a sponsor's help.Some of us found formal prayer a s...	Tanin	4	4691	Jan 28, 2019 by JerryF
	Bob Earl audio subject "SHOWING UP" HEARD 20 25 YEARS AGO (Preview) dOES ANYONE HAVE THIS AUDIO?	flertch19	1	9989	Jan 24, 2019 by Tanin
	Any Problem With Holiday Religious Displays In AA Meeting Places? (Preview) This issue came up at a group conscience meeting recently. The question raised was whether there was any guidance from AA or AA experience about certain holiday season displays that might evoke religious concepts or sentiments in AA meetings where the AA group had total control of the meeting spac...	Tanin	2	3946	Jan 18, 2019 by LoneStar
	Took me years of recovery to uncover what was done to me (Preview) I cry everyday when I think of the horrible loss to our family. I have been divorced for years. I left my husband many years ago. I never knew until recently the exact reason I left him. He came home from a trip overseas with a bottle of wine for "us" to drink. It wasn't wine, but was liquor. I can't drink liqu...	annt	10	5648	Jan 18, 2019 by LoneStar
	Alcohol Use Disorder On Rise In U.S. (Preview) https://fox17online.com/2019/01/03/more-than-15-million-americans-have-alcohol-use-disorder-study-says/	Tanin	4	2725	Jan 16, 2019 by Pythonpappy
	Wisdom of the Rooms 12-31 (Preview) December 31, 2018Quote of the Week"If I keep doing what I was doing, Ill keep getting what I was getting." I remember when I was new to recovery I was very willing to follow direction. I went to ninety meetings in ninety days, got a home group, got a minimum of four commitments at various meetings, got a...	Pythonpappy	0	5162	Dec 31, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Today's Gift - Dec (Preview) Accepting Love Many of us have worked too hard to make relationships work; sometimes those relationships didn't have a chance because the other person was unavailable or refused to participate. To compensate for the other person's unavailability, we worked too hard. We may have done all or most of...	Pythonpappy	30	3125	Dec 31, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Simple Reminders - Dec (Preview)	Pythonpappy	13	5511	Dec 30, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Wisdom of the Rooms 12-24 (Preview) December 24, 2018Quote of the Week"Sometimes you dont realize that all you need is God, until all you have is God." Even after years in recovery and with all my sober experience, Im still amazed by my tendency to put so many things before God. Many times, Im convinced that if only I were retired or had e...	Pythonpappy	0	5136	Dec 24, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Wisdom of the Rooms 12-17 (Preview) December 17, 2018Quote of the Week"The most spiritual thing you can do is to help someone." One of the most important things Ive learned in the program is that whenever two alcoholics get together, God is present. I feel the energy of God flow through me as I talk with, listen to, and help another per...	Pythonpappy	0	5550	Dec 17, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Bill Wilson's White Light Experience - December 14, 1934 (Preview) hindsfoot.org/lightbillw.pdf Important date...84 years ago...	Tanin	1	5337	Dec 16, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Wisdom of the Rooms 12-10 (Preview) December 10, 2018Quote of the Week"I know I have another drunk in me, but I dont know if I have another recovery." A shiver shot down my spine when I first heard this quote. I know how easy it would be for me to pick up a cold Heineken or glass of Cabernet Sauvignon at a nice restaurant. And my disease even tr...	Pythonpappy	0	2941	Dec 10, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	12/6 Daily Reflection (Preview) Aloha Brothers and Sisters in recovery. I woke up to the page of the day in our Daily Reflection reader and was spiritually stunned at the reading. It was and still is astounding to me that our recovery can produce the depth of spirituality that it does. I read it slow over and then over and then read i...	JerryF	1	4443	Dec 7, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	One more year in daily Recovery (Preview) Each year and in humble gratitude and God's grace and mercy I post my story.Thank you Lord for each day that has led to decades of uninterrupted daily recovery. It was a very cold December 2nd morning in 1984 as I "came to" from another drug induced evening.I was 6 months into my 3rd marriage and the more...	mikef	4	5250	Dec 4, 2018 by JerryF
	Simple Reminders - Nov (Preview)	Pythonpappy	14	6218	Nov 30, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Today's Gift - Nov (Preview) ... [To] take something from yourself, to give to another, that is humane and gentle and never takes away as much comfort as it brings again. --Thomas More We take different kinds of pleasure in giving. Perhaps the purest is the gift to a child so young it doesn't really know who the gift came from; the pu...	Pythonpappy	27	5213	Nov 30, 2018 by Pythonpappy
	Request for group conscience on site technical improvements (Preview) Please visit the MIP AA business forum to participate in a group conscience about technical improvements to the MIP AA site. -- Your WebHelper team	WebHelper	0	5445	Nov 27, 2018 by WebHelper
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