I’m realizing most (if not all) of my posts on here have detailed the struggles of my young sobriety. I feel it’s important to show gratitude, for a number of reasons. The primary being that getting sober, first time or not, can be a scary prospect. I have found that other’s gratitude is more often than not a major motivation to work the steps and build a stronger recovery. If you want what someone has the best way to get it is to do what they’ve done. All this being said, I am incredibly amazed and grateful for the gifts, opportunities, and knowledge, that has been given so freely to me as a result of this program. I am still very much new to this way of life, which makes it even more exciting. If I’ve come this far this fast then it would appear that the sky is the limit. It works, the steps, the fellowship, the sobriety. I have friends that I would have never imagined even being in the same room with. I have a relationship with my family that gets stronger every day. Most importantly of all, I have a clear mind, and a heart that’s finally capable of loving the body and soul it inhabits. This app has played a role, I’m not sure I realize sometimes how much of a role. But it’s fellowship in my pocket when all else seems to fail. For that and those that have reached out I am incredibly grateful.
I can’t wait to see how far this life can go, and I’ll keep everyone updated as it develops.
Peace 
Benjamin Martin
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Beautiful. I so relate:sparkles:
