Gratitude List
My sponsor suggested I get my gratitude list out again….Today I’m grateful for (in no particular order) (funny how I felt the need to …
is feeling Excellent
I'm a wife and mom and a full time business services speicalist. I was born and raised in Racine, WI and ended up in Centreville, VA in 2000 (with a yr lay over in Kettering, OH). I'm a member of Al-Anon, which not only saved my life but is giving me a life. I'm very active in my district and try work my program, to the best of my ability, every day.
I love reading: mystery/crime novels, recovery/spiritual book; I love word games. I would love to love exercising and eating healthy, but that hasn't come yet. I'm working towards it though.
leenymclaugh replied to affenfrau’s discussion post We've Graduated--and it's not the good kind. in the Families & Friends Of Addicts support group 1:57pm
My suggestion would be go to xa-speakers.org and click on the speakers link...then click on Al-Anon speakers...then…
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My sponsor suggested I get my gratitude list out again….Today I’m grateful for (in no particular order) (funny how I felt the need to …
Today I was still in a self-sabotage state. I’ve been here for a couple of days but I get to use the word “was” because I was …
Conquering Fear with Faith
You know how sometimes fear just jumps right out at you and looms very large and you just don’t quite know how …
Happy Birthday!!
Happy Birthday Leenymclaugh! And many moooooooorrrre!
Your words give me inspiration:)
You mentioned a "Just For Today" bookmark on my journal. Where can I find one of those?
Thank you for your help. How can I join your grou? I don't even know how to ask to be your friend! Thanks for being there for the rest of us.
I've been a member of Al-Anon Family groups for 2 years now. I'm a child of an alcoholic father and my mom is an ACOA. My first relationship/marriage of 13 years was with an alcoholic and I'm now on yr. 9 w/my second alcoholic. AFG has helped me learn to live serenely whether my husband is drinking or not. I love Al-Anon!!
Growing up and living with active alcoholism had me living my life as a codependent. I needed validation at every point in my life. I needed to know that "you" thought I was okay. If you didn't think so, I didn't think so either. Today I'm learning that it's my higher power and me that need to think I'm okay...if we're okay then all is well. When I give my power back to other people, I'm no longer okay.
Wife of, ex-wife of, daughter of, sister of, friend of alcoholics. I'm in Al-Anon and it's suggested that we learn all we can about alcoholism...what better place to learn than from alcoholics???