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I have been in AA for two years. I quit going to meetings about a year ago.  I felt like I was bored and joining a cult or something.I kept in contact with God and was doing great ,at least I thought. Gosh, was I wrong ! About a 6 wks. ago I got a bottle and I didn't stop for 3wks.I got in a fight with my daughter, she is in her 20's and has two children, got a PI, spent the night in jail AND trashed my car.I got caught tring to sneek a bottle in the house by my fiancee,(He hates alcohol),and I went through withdraws BIG.I still have to go to court yet another time.


I made a REAL BIG MESS of (not just my life) ,my families lives.  


 Now that I can finally focus. I thought I could share this ugly experince. I'm scared to call my sponcer again,I hung up on her when she told me she I was drinking before that. I honestly wasn't. When I called her I was.     Dang, I need help!


I know I have to humble myself and get my butt back to meetings. Even though my guy and my 11 yr. old son has forgiven me,-My daughter is a diff. story-I still feel like a big fool and very disappointed in myself. Do you think I'm rolling in a big case of the " Me,Me,Me's"?


feeling naked-striped & empty right now,


boomdookie


 



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Hey Boom:) Some of us just hafta go through, what we hafta go through--before we fully accept--and then some of us slacken off-and do it our way-and everything gets good-and the monkey on the shoulder says "go ahead--pick it up" and away we go again.


All learning, and hard experiences of getting humble, and then having to do things the AA way.


Been there, as a lot of us have.


Dont kick your butt over it all, all freind. One day at a time--not picking up a drink-going to meetings etc. Youll get through it, and itll be ok.


A few prices to pay, and a few consequences--but you know the routine.:)


One day at a time.


You havent lost all your support. Thats a biggy. The rest takes time.


We are here to share and care with you also.


Welcome back to the AA way. Try not to worry--easy does it. Keep it simple. One thing at a time. Keep looking up. Coulda been a hell of a lot worse hu?(smile)


Share with us--vent-do what you gotta do for you.


I was a hard learner. Still am some days. Youre not alone. Lotta great people on this site. We are all in the same boat. Hop in and grab an oar.:)



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Hey there,


Call the sponsor. If you weren't ready before than you are now. Tell her that. She'll help. Start at the beginning and let the miracles happen.


Love, cheri



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The only thing this old girl knows how to do when I fall; Pick myself up, dust myself off and start again.  There's No shame in that.


Call your sponsor. Tell them everything. It gets better.


You're in my thoughts


Doll


 


 


 



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Just wanted to say welcome and keep coming here ,keep posting and going to AA meetings. As you can tell there is a lot of experience, strength, and hope shared here.


Have a great sober day.


(((Hugs)))


GammyRose



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