What's your AA sobriety date, and a simple word of

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#21

wow, nice

#23

9/14/21 - keep up the good work

#24

9/14/21

It’s all right to be a copy cat as long as you copy the right cats

Take everything you can from this program and when you’re ready give it all back

Take a chip not just on your milestone day but take it for the entire week. People with less time will see you take that chip and it gives them hope that it will one day be then getting that 90 day or 9 month chip

#25

August 3 , 2021 , forgive yourself

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#26

7/12/2021- Never lose sight of the end goals of sobriety. It’s easy to get lost in your day to day struggles.

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#27

May 15,2016 and for me it's Journaling and ,having sponser and lastly,daily meetings,even if you just listen.

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#28

December 28, 2020. Get a sponsor and keep coming back. Don’t quit before the miracle happens.

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#29

I don't have anything that I would label as an aa sobriety date. My advice to anyone new to the workforce is to take time with each task. Even if it takes a while to complete.

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#30

Nice

#31

4/6/22 try to relax the mind body and spirit and especially enjoy your new found appetite with food

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#32

3/15/19 - 1235 days.

Remember that we have all had struggles, embrace the community that you have joined and the words of wisdom and experience enter your heart. Take what you want, and leave the rest.

You’ve got this :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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#33

11/3/20
When I dig deep I learn a lesson in every difficulty I've ever experienced. It starts with acknowledging and accepting my part. This is especially important regarding the times that led to me another white chip. I kept coming back.

#34

11/24/86 I met 3 nice people.who help me in my first year.went to meetings for a year.and that help me get used to the way aa was .and to meet people.