So true, Tom. I never wanted to be the person who developed a problem and needed to get sober, but here I am 30 days AF just doing it. And I’ll be doing it for the rest of my life.
Thanks for reading. It took a long time for me to articulate this perspective. In the beginning, I just kept my nose down and did the work, and I’m still here to tell you about it.
Such truth here. I had a series of rock bottoms over two decades before I finally was so sick of feeling the way I felt that I knew I HAD to quit. I thought my life was over, even then. That was over 5 years ago and life keeps jetting better. So thankful for all the bad that finally kicked my ass into sobriety.
Wow Tom. Umm I can say big kudos for your dad!!! That must have been very hard for him as a parent. Dont mind me, Im a mom! Anyways, this was a great read, thank you!
So true, Tom. I never wanted to be the person who developed a problem and needed to get sober, but here I am 30 days AF just doing it. And I’ll be doing it for the rest of my life.
Thanks for reading. It took a long time for me to articulate this perspective. In the beginning, I just kept my nose down and did the work, and I’m still here to tell you about it.
Great post! I am a friend of Bill W., love your perspective!
Thanks for this. I am also part of the friend group. And, I love baseball.
https://open.substack.com/pub/tgentry/p/baseball-gave-me-somewhere-to-belong?r=724hg&utm_medium=ios
Such truth here. I had a series of rock bottoms over two decades before I finally was so sick of feeling the way I felt that I knew I HAD to quit. I thought my life was over, even then. That was over 5 years ago and life keeps jetting better. So thankful for all the bad that finally kicked my ass into sobriety.
Wow Tom. Umm I can say big kudos for your dad!!! That must have been very hard for him as a parent. Dont mind me, Im a mom! Anyways, this was a great read, thank you!
Thank you!