Hey there, it's Lauren and I'm still a grateful, recovering alcoholic/addict. Its been almost another year since I posted, but am still doing well. This quote really resonated with me, as the use of drugs and alcohol, at least for me, was not my only problem. I had a lot of trauma, anger, fear, and resentments to process. Once I dealt with those properly, it was easier to deal with life without drugs or alcohol. It is also an ongoing process. Recovery is a journey not a destination. I am still leading meetings at the local county jail, and doing some mentoring at a prison somewhat close. I know that this is a life long disease, and I will never be cured. I am putting in work daily and keeping conscious contact with God. I am currently sponsoring a few ladies which had been very rewarding. I enjoy seeing these young women's eyes light up when they see things coming together. Putting in the work and seeing results. I chose sober because I wanted a better life. I stay sober because I got one! Have a great day! God bless!
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