Good for you, It is a big change for sure.

Best too you.

It is being called Trails End Harvest Festival. 3 days of music & camping. 2 stages, Main & Late Night. Music goes from noon till 4:20am Featuring: Melvin Seals & JGB Band, Kung Fu, Moonalice, Cabinet, Trippin on Nothing featuring Mike Miz, Hexbelt, Flying Colors, New York Funk Exchange, Willie Jack...

Jason B of RI wrote:I know it is very popular way to do the steps in the Northeast. In Rhode Island, their are about 3-5 different AWOL groups for men which start in October.

I'm in Pa and never heard of it.

Best way to find out about joining an AWOL is to attend some AA meetings and ask people before or after the meeting. I would suggest you do not address this issue from the floor during an AA meeting seeing it is not part of the AA program. Hence, you will not find it in a meeting listing book, or o...

18 some odd years ago........I shoulda started with " Im a grateful recovering addict/alcoholic.. My name is Rich.. " Admittin that I was an addict/alcoholic, AND my life was unmanageable. That is not Step 1 As far as AWOLS: I never heard of it and have no idea what it is. 1.We admitted we were pow...

18 some odd years ago I was introduced to the fellowships.. Between that introduction and now.. 100+ admissions to detox.. 4 residential programs.. 6 months, 1 year, 2-90 day.. 5.5 years in prison.. Couplea months, a year, 18 months, 6months, etc.. All possesions, 1 BnE.. Lived the street junkie li...

Everyone was at day 1 at one time. Hang in there.

Good for you, Keep it going.

Congratulations

No it is not easy and you are hitting one of the hardest points of recovery. At 3-4 months your body and mind is in a much better state of mind than it has been in a long time. Most people begin to question themselves about their recovery and begin to have using dreams that are so bad you think they...

It was great sharing your 90 days with you at he Ledges.

RoR, AA is not the only answer to recovery. There are people who stop drinking no matter what there drinking was like for a good reason. Some just decide they will not drink anymore. Some like me found AA to be helpful. I still go today 2 times a week after 27 years. I am not going because I feel I ...

Nice Job Ric. It is not an easy thing to turn your life around like that. I have no problem with you posting here.

This is the kind of bump you like to see.

Whats up Andy ?

Congratulations Bob.

a wrote:mad props to cstar

Well, the first days are the hardest days,
don't you worry anymore

We are here for you when you are ready.

I was 27 when I got sober and today I have 27 years. Man am I getting old or what. Something I never thought would happen when I first came around.