In recovery we must learn to look at the entire situation with as much honesty we can muster.  

Learning to Live One Day at a Time.  Taking the cues from nature to just try and go along.  

Sometimes people disagree, all conflict is not bad.  Conflict and blame can be an excuse to keep me distracted so I don't have to feel my powerlessness.  

I am learning to understand instead of trying to be understood.  

I can detach without losing compassion.  

Everyone is welcome in Al Anon.  There are no special requirements to be a member.  

Prayer is my way to say I am willing & openminded to new information.  Prayer says I am willing to be helped.  

Focusing on my assets not only boost my self esteem but help me recover from the affects of someone else's Alcoholism. Alcoholism is a family disease and tears everyone in the family down and makes every person involved suffer. 

Regardless of the situation going on in everyone else's life I must focus on my own recovery and my own spiritual journey.  

Our painful past, our spiritual experience in this program can truly help someone else.  Passing the message of Al Anon is not only my responsibility it is my pleasure.