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Panel 69 Post Conference Assembly June 7-9 2019, Vernal Utah_ Kurt G_July 2019
823 cumulative years of Sobriety and Recovery! That’s what we surrounded ourselves in at the Post-Conference Assembly! The Sobriety Countdown was a highlight with many recovering for multiple decades in the program. What an awesome spiritual blessing to be in the company of such service-oriented alcoholics. The longest span of 55 years was reported by
Honest,Open and Willing – Linda G_ July 2019
How many of us have ever come into Alcoholics anonymous with any semblance of those traits? The very nature of our brain disorder tells us that we will be okay if we just get that next drink or hit without suffering a major consequence. Convincing myself that those little white lies about how much I
Poetry Behind Bars – Sam M. K._June 2019
FOR more than thirty years I’ve stayed and played Behind the walls of denial For three decades enslaved Now that’s quite a while It was denial self will and Indulgence in false pride I couldn’t face reality So I’d use the dope to hide I couldn’t/wouldn’t admit That I was sick….. So I’d smoke me
My Home Group: Women’s Circle of Hope_June 2019
The Women’s Circle of Hope held their first meeting in 2008. We met at the Mountain Road Church located at 796 S Mountain Road in Fruit Heights, Utah. The meeting still meets at this location every Saturday from 10:00am-11:00am. At the first meeting, 10-12 women attended. The founding member of the group is Susan M.
AA Behind Bars – S.T.6_June 2019
Dear readers, Since my last letter I am proud to say, I’m still in recovery thanks to creator and the will power he has gifted me with. I am Native American and attend Wellbriety, a 12-step program for natives. The program teaches steps in a traditional way, it keeps me in touch with a passion
It Never Gets Better Pt.2 – Ryan N_ June 2019
…(continued from May 2019) Things were going well at first. I knew I would drink again if I stayed. In my alcoholic mind I told myself I could drink again so it was only a matter of time. As you know life goes on and things happen and our paths change, sometimes for the better
It Never Gets Better Pt.1 – Ryan N_ May 2019
MY true freedom began in the rooms of A.A. at the Utah State Prison. My addiction began at the age of 11 years old. I believe it was 1981. I used to take drinks out of my father’s beer and or mixed drinks. It’s amazing how well I can remember those times. I remember taking