When we’re talking alcohol recovery, at first it seems like a tall order to be trusting God to provide such a huge level of healing. It can seem like we are asking and trusting God for a miracle. If a person stays on the program, though, the wisdom of that, “In God We Trust” thinking all somehow starts to make more sense. Continue Reading »
An Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor is one of the best addiction resources that you can have in your recovery tool box.
With AA and your sponsor, you will be on your way to understanding and growing in the twelve-step program.
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The best was to stop drinking is to examine what you would have to do to change the habit.
What is a drinking habit?
A drinking habit is a regular pattern, a persistent way in which people drink.
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Keeping your mindset on track towards sobriety is the goal every minute of every day.
It’s easy to sink into negativity and negative thinking, so the battle is constant to stay on the sunny side of life. Continue Reading »
The Twelve Steps of the Alcoholics Anonymous recovery and support organization are important to know and understand.
Whether you participate in a clinical rehab program or a recovery community, these are good principles to learn.
Now that you are on the Sober Road, you might be wondering why in the world you would be fearful now.
You might be asking yourself, “Why do I worry about everything?” Continue Reading »
Here are some tips if you are in the early stages of recovery.
Alcohol addiction and recovery do not always come hand in hand. However, it is indeed possible to live in recovery from alcohol dependence, no matter how hard or impossible it might seem. Continue Reading »
Even the man on the street has often heard of AA’s Twelve Steps. They are the classic maxims of Alcoholics Anonymous and the stop drinking life.
Here are 12 other tidbits to ponder.
Do you need rehab?
Is it time to quit drinking alcohol?
If you are asking these questions, it may be time to examine the issue.