Bellybutton birthday 48 years old. Birthdays mean a lot more

Bellybutton birthday 48 years old. Birthdays mean a lot more these days, I have no doubt that I would not be around to celebrate anything if I had kept in my addiction. There were a lot of things that were threatening my life at the end, health, drunk driving, beginning to experiment with harder substance and more. I’m grateful for a program that has given me an Avenue to save my own life. I sit this morning enjoying my coffee as a free man, sober, healthy and no longer weighed down with mental health issues and trauma. Freedom!!!!

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That’s what sobriety is all about. You hit all the points. Happy 29th.

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29​:joy::joy: best birthday present ever!!!

Happy birthday Brian :tada::confetti_ball::balloon:A grateful recovering alcoholic/addicts have a greater appreciation for these milestones

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Happy birthday Brian

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Thank you friend

Happy to you! Man you are an inspiration and amazing. Don’t let anyone tell you different

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Thank you friend!’

I say the same thing. Recovery is Freedom! Congratulations on your life in recovery!

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Happy birthday .. even though I told you already ! So glad you’re here!

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I’m glad your here!!

For now lol

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Congratulations and Happy Birthday

Thanks :pray:

Happy birthday !
Oh and may I ask what is a bellybutton birthday? :slightly_smiling_face:

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You bet!! It’s your actual day of birth. We in recovery usually call our birthday the day of the beginning of sobriety. So we call it a belly button birthday. We might not use but still delightfully weird :joy:

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I dig it. I'm down with weird :+1:

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Happy birthday

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Happy birthday!
In the meeting the other night we were reading the stories in the BB where is says
“I was rescued from the scrap heap of alcoholism”
Boy can I identity with that. So grateful for my sobriety today. God is doing for me what I could not do for myself.

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