Rachel recently celebrated 3 yrs. of sobriety and brings a young energy and excitement to her story of recovery. Today, she is doing the deal and reaping the rewards.

Quotes
“I didn’t realize that it was ok to ask for help.”

“It is so nice to be able to walk into any room, regardless of what it is, and to just be myself.”

Referred by: Michael R. (vol. 145)

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Sara is from a Persian family that loves to drink – she grew up wanting to have their kind of fun. Soon her fun became a nightmare and finally she embraced the program of Alcoholics Anonymous – today she’s living in the promises.

Quotes
“There was a really dark moment where I was allowed to let my higher power’s light in and I asked for help.”

“I have freedom today—peace and serenity, which I believe is all I was always searching for.”

Referred by: Michael R. (vol. 145)

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Suki had a traumatic childhood that led to a deep escape into alcohol and drugs. After many attempts to quit, she finally tried the rooms of recovery, where she was wrapped in love and support – that was 24 years ago.

Quotes
“I had no intention of staying sober for 24 years, and here I am.”

“If you go to enough meetings, you’re gonna find your people.”

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One of 7 children, at 67 yrs. old, Will is the only sibling living a happy, joyous and free life. Will is completely dedicated to the program of AA and his connection to God.

Quotes
“For the first time in my life, I felt I was part of the human race.”

"Completely give yourself to this simple program . . . dive in with both feet.”

Referred by: Andrea S. (vol. 197)

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Duane began with “a normal adolescent experience with alcohol,” of course it escalated until he begged for help and completely committed to Alcoholics Anonymous - and today lives a beautiful life.

Quotes
“I couldn’t control AND enjoy, I was controlling OR enjoying.”

“He promised that if I was honest and thorough that the obsession to drink and use would be removed; he was right.”

“That is faith:  hope with a track record.”

Referred by: Vanessa (vol. 203)

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From 17 to 22 yrs. old, Dustin was in a revolving door of Alcoholics Anonymous – and when the window of willingness opened, he dove through and hasn’t looked back.

Quotes
“I was always aware that I was an alcoholic.”

“I describe what happened to me as having a window of willingness.”

“I believed him, when he said that he had been relieved of the obsession to drink.”

Referred by: JD (vol. 190)

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In this lovely share, Nelson shares about his personal and almost private struggle with alcohol, how he found recovery, and life today of love and forgiveness.

Quotes
“I always wanted just one more.”
 
“I didn’t make bad decisions every time I drank, but I can look back and say most of the bad decisions I made, I was drinking.”
 
“You don’t have to understand it all, just trust the process.”

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Dale shares the pain and trials of alcoholism and addiction, beginning with the death of his mother at 11 yrs. old. In his calm share, Dale illustrates how the program of Alcoholics Anonymous allows him to live in peace, with serenity and joy.

Quotes
“I had a head knowledge about God, but I had no heart knowledge.”

“Thank God I didn’t drink, and thank God I didn’t shoot myself, I leaned into the people in Alcoholics Anonymous.”

Referred by: JD (vol. 190)

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Jack began his drinking career at 14 yrs. old with 16 oz. of hard liquor and he took off from there. He came around the rooms for a long time until he found the gift of surrender. Today he works on emotional sobriety and his sense of knowing.

Quotes

“Any willingness I have to look at things honestly brings light to what seems like shadows and darkness.”

Referred by: Eden (vol. 201)

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Sober at 18 yrs. old, this impulsive young lady grew up in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous and today lives life grace, dignity and service. 

Quotes
“In the beginning it was this huge reward for a very small consequence, and in the end it was this huge consequence and a very small reward.”

“I had to be willing to be uncomfortable until it became comfortable again.”

“The bottom is when we stop digging.”

Referred by: Toni S. (vol. 189)

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