J.A., of Baltimore, Maryland, writes, “…So often I think I am the doctor writing the prescription and that God is merely a pharmacist — my pharmacist. Only the other day I prescribed my cure and sent it in to be filled. The result was a disaster. So today I pray that God’s will be done and that I be given what I need, not what I want or think that I need. But there are times when I can ask that a character defect be removed.…”

R.E., of Rochester, New York, says, “I have taken ten steps backwards in the past five months but I am trying to turn it over and start going ahead again. Keep up the good work.”

D.I., of Petersburg, Alaska, reports, “Yes! Doing Fine! Just celebrated two years sobriety in July (sex and drugs). Honesty is a winner!

No meeting here in town yet but am corresponding with 1) a Seattle group 2) another loner in Canada 3) a member in Hawaii who started a meeting from a pamphlet I sent! GOD BLESS SEXAHOLICS ANONYMOUS! Sent/scattered pamphlets all over Alaska via mail and in person to professionals, law enforcement, and the Alaska Sexual Abuse Network.…”

W.E., of Fairfield, Connecticut, “There is a lot of natural, life-giving wisdom at the meetings I attend in both New York City and New Haven, CT. The frank sharing of others and getting my own secrets out, is helping my sobriety.”

E.W., of Dayton, Ohio, says, “I’m blessed to have just celebrated my second anniversary of sexual sobriety after 25 years of active addiction. With God all things are possible.”

J.W., of Boones Mill, Virginia, writes, “The struggle to not do it one day at a time has been transformed into the gift of a chaste life — one day at a time. Thanks be to God and SA.”