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The people who I know in long-term recovery have no desire to consume cocktails and wine at this point in their lives; they have acceptance and aren’t living in denial any longer. Sure, it’s possible for relapse to happen even after ten years of recovery, especially if there is a major structure change in an individual’s life; however, they know what the problem, the solution, and the program of action is by that point in their recovery. I can’t help but wonder if Sally is the creation of a marketing, or advertising department, or maybe she just white-knuckled her recovery for ten
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We know from other epidemics in our lifetimes that silence equals a death sentence. It’s far beyond time for those with long-term sobriety to stand up and be counted and show that AA and the twelve steps works! Enough is enough!
My name is Kevin, I got sober in Alcoholics Anonymous and through the twelve-step process; I have been sober for the past nineteen years. My dear mother passed-on five years ago with over forty years of continuous sobriety thanks to AA and the twelve steps, my uncle died three months ago with thirty years of continuous sobriety thanks to AA and the twelve steps, my brother and his wife have thirty-two years combined, and my grandmother died sober with short-term sobriety thanks to AA. Please don’t ever tell me about the “desperate figures” of AA’s success rates; I know better!
“The program works, if you work it.”
― Alcoholics Anonymous
They can keep their “magic pills, their cocktails, and their wine. Sally, if you are for real and a member of AA, then you know what to do. They gave us principles to live by early on, we know not to believe lies anymore, cocktails, wine, “magic pills!” Enough is enough, enough
We know from other epidemics in our lifetimes that silence equals a death sentence. It’s far beyond time for those with long-term sobriety to stand up and be counted and show that AA and the twelve steps works! Enough is enough!
My name is Kevin, I got sober in Alcoholics Anonymous and through the twelve-step process; I have been sober for the past nineteen years. My dear mother passed-on five years ago with over forty years of continuous sobriety thanks to AA and the twelve steps, my uncle died three months ago with thirty years of continuous sobriety thanks to AA and the twelve steps, my brother and his wife have thirty-two years combined, and my grandmother died sober with short-term sobriety thanks to AA. Please don’t ever tell me about the “desperate figures” of AA’s success rates; I know better!
“The program works, if you work it.”
― Alcoholics Anonymous
They can keep their “magic pills, their cocktails, and their wine. Sally, if you are for real and a member of AA, then you know what to do. They gave us principles to live by early on, we know not to believe lies anymore, cocktails, wine, “magic pills!” Enough is enough, enough