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Addiction & Recovery

irisblue

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2. a very few times since early November

Reply to irisblue (Original post)

Thu Jan 26, 2017, 01:24 PM

Jan 2017

I knew that doing really stupid stuff would 'orphan' 2 elderly cats and hurt my mom. I would/could not do that, maybe that knowledge is my rock bottom.

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Recovery Books [View all] irisblue Jan 2017 OP

Nobody can give you medical direction get the red out Jan 2017 #1

a very few times since early November irisblue Jan 2017 #2

...sponsors telling me about sobriety... Stuart G Jan 2017 #3

The AA member - Medications & other Drugs, Pamphlet P-11 progree Jan 2017 #4

Thank You ...progree...for the above post...last sentence says it all.... Stuart G Jan 2017 #5

If you're looking for a good recovery book, I have a suggestion Rhiannon12866 Feb 2017 #6

I am reading Blackout Remembering The Things I Drank to Forget. irisblue Feb 2017 #7

Since we started using Living Sober at that particular meeting Rhiannon12866 Feb 2017 #8

We tongue-in-cheek call it the "Living's Over" book progree Feb 2017 #9

it is a very good book. useful as all get out irisblue Feb 2017 #10