The author of Tough Love Changing Lives describes what made the change for him back in 1993. Apart from the Gift of Desperation, he had friends who cared enough for him to take him to a strong meeting, which he describes for us in detail.
Hamed describes how he wasn’t making enough use of the tools, hadn’t told everything, didn’t really work the Steps, had his own interpretation of the sobriety definition, etc.
Bob F. tells us how he continues to live in happy and joyous freedom during the pandemic.
The writer of “A Second Chance Is What I Asked God For” describes very vividly how he got arrested 7 years ago and was on the verge of losing everything that was dear to him.
The writer of Every Moment Is A “Given Moment” tells how his life in 12 Step recovery hit a slump at 14 years and how going to SA completely changed his life.
In First Light an old-timer went through Member Stories and copied the part that was the turning point for that sexaholic.
Would you be willing to try singing the Obsession Song as a tool to surrender the right to obsess?
In Drunk on Rage the writer examines his reaction to being honked at and receiving an immediate amends.
Our literature tells us the only scoffers at prayer are those who don’t do it enough. The same might be said for service.
In Single and Serene she found freedom and meaning in accepting her status -- have you had similar experience with acceptance?
