Today I celebrate 3 years of continuous sobriety! Three years ago I was completely broken, rock bottom and wanted to die but didn’t have the guts to kill myself. I had lost everything that I thought mattered, was broke, unemployable, a horrible mother, had lost my bf, my car, my license my home , and almost my son. I had cut off and isolated myself from everyone. Thankfully I stumbled into a meeting and for the first time in my life I started to listen. Things started to get better, very slowly and maybe not as quickly as I would have liked but I listened to people with time tell me to just keep coming back and I did . I’m grateful and blessed today to say I’m an alcoholic and that I have today. I’m going to keep coming back, remain teachable, and hope I can help someone else today 
Congratulations! Here is to a few more 24s
AWESOME!! Congratulations and thank you for sharing the dark details also. I need to remind myself of my own dark times that came as a result of drunkenness. Just minutes ago I was wishing and contemplating becoming a moderate drinker. Now I’m going to switch my thinking to what it was that led me to finally becoming sober. I’m not going to dwell in that but I need to think about how quickly I forget those times.
Well la Dee da! Lol. Talk about a miracle and here you are. Pretty dang cool you is. You are proof it works. Congratulations. What an awesome message. Wisdom has a name, Heather. 
Congratulations on 3 years of sobriety! Thank you for sharing a bit about what it was like - the 12 steps and the fellowship of recovery is truly an amazing experience to live and see! Keep it simple and keep it going one day at a time and you’ll get to experience even more of miracles as the promises materialize for you. 
Congratulations!!!
That was beautiful thank you for that
Congratulations! Great job and an inspiring story. Here is to many more years of being amazing. Keep it up
That is so beautiful Heather 
I'm inspired by your vulnerability and strength to persevere... thank you for sharing 
Fantastic
I'm so happy for you that you listened to them and kept coming back.
Hooray.....!
That was a great little read. That has just enough to lift anyone thinking this is hard. It is a struggle but stories like this lay it out about how the simplest thing works. Keep showing up.
You are very inspiring. Thank you and congratulations!
That is a big, big deal. Keep up the good work.
I once knew a woman who described herself as a "very grateful alcoholic" which sounds weird to people that don't know. She was grateful to realize it AND better herself bc of it.
Your words remind me of her!
That's amazing. I love this post and your story. Definitely one to share for anyone who needs it.
Congratulations
Beautiful
Congratulations!!!
That bottom sounds just like mine. I felt so hopeless just 5 weeks ago, but something in me gave me the strength to reach out for help, and I'm extremely grateful I did because I already see the change in my life. It feels great to get out of the bondage of self, and to start being the father my son deserves. A day at a time we do recover! Congratulations