AA Daily Reflections October 17th Alcoholics Anonymous Prayer Meditation Inspirational Motivational.
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The KISS Principle
"I picked up my first drink at 17 and thought I had found the elixer of life. Had a tough childhood: hospitals, sexual abuse, changing schools... I felt like a total misfit. Blackouts came with the first drink and became par for the course. Then came hangovers with a horrible mix of alcohol and green bile. I changed to spirits from beer as I wanted the effect quicker. I soon progressed to Pure 40% spirits to get the effect even more rapidly. Soon after came the club scene and my addiction to gambling. This combined with the blackouts was a recipe for disaster. Some 6 years in my driver's license along with a good job were gone. I moved to Queensland with my brother and sister in law. My drinking continued with short times of abstinence. I needed more and more alcohol to keep a bare existence. I moved to Brisbane after 18 months. I had periods of abstinence forced on me by my friends I lived with. I struggled to find work and if I did, it would not last due to my drinking. I went to AA on and off. A few members took some interest in me. I eventually put down alcohol for maybe a year or more. I was to meet a lovely lady in alanon who was to be my wife. We married in September 1989. All in all it was not a good relationship. December of that year I started drinking again. I nibbled for some weeks then on the 23rd of December came a huge all day and most of the night bender. Half drunk and very ill from a hangover, I managed to make it home. My wife's words: "What a lovely Christmas presant." I missed work that day with the boss depending on me. I was to return to AA on and off. Now please don't take this wrong. I am a big man with the program. But I go for months and don't go then go back. I have been through 2 break ups with my wife and her passing 2 years ago. Then failing health and bankruptcy. But I have not drank. Today for me life is simple but good. I am on my own in a nice granny flat and survive on government benefits. I do 3 days of voluntary work to keep my benefits. I have my group of friends from my church to help. I spend Sundays with them and other times also. But if I am honest what more could I wish for. I may not have a lot of money. However I have almost 29 years of sobriety. No amount of money can buy that. I have my friends. I am healthy all in all.
TO DO:Just for today, don't drink. That is all. The saying is "Keep it simple stupid." This applies to drugs, gambling, and any addiction. Get and give help, preferably at a group support meeting.
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