The waves of life the up's and downs of living in Sobriety. Mistakes and Lessons learned on my way.
Sunday, October 1, 2006
today is three years wow....
2 comments:
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Gail, I always read you journal entries, many times more than once. I am so proud of you, you look and act like the woman I always knew you could be. Yesterday you made me exrtemely proud the way you conducted yourself with such a mix of people at the party. Keep strong and soon you will notice you are celebrating 10 then 20 years free of addiction. Love always, Mom
Hip Hip Hooray, 3 years that's 1,095 days. Girl that is alot to celebrate and be so happy about. It took a strong determination and lots of hard work, but you did it. I know when I first gave up the bottle, I never ever thought I could do it. I was so scared cause I'd lived in the bottle for so long, it had gotten to where I didn't know any other life. I was terrified that I wouldn't know how to survive without my daily booze.
It's going on 13 years that I've been sober and I still find myself in awe of what I've accomplished. So you look in the mirror and tell the person looking back at you, that your loved and your special. That the bottle no longer owns you.
2 comments:
Gail, I always read you journal entries, many times more than once. I am so proud of you, you look and act like the woman I always knew you could be. Yesterday you made me exrtemely proud the way you conducted yourself with such a mix of people at the party. Keep strong and soon you will notice you are celebrating 10 then 20 years free of addiction. Love always, Mom
Hip Hip Hooray, 3 years that's 1,095 days. Girl that is alot to celebrate and be so happy about. It took a strong determination and lots of hard work, but you did it. I know when I first gave up the bottle, I never ever thought I could do it. I was so scared cause I'd lived in the bottle for so long, it had gotten to where I didn't know any other life. I was terrified that I wouldn't know how to survive without my daily booze.
It's going on 13 years that I've been sober and I still find myself in awe of what I've accomplished. So you look in the mirror and tell the person looking back at you, that your loved and your special. That the bottle no longer owns you.
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