an alcoholic shares her experience, strength and hope to stay sober through her faith in God
January 7, 2016
“Sobriety is absolutely the most important thing to me in my life. Without my sobriety I would have nothing. If I choose to drink I will start losing things that are precious to me like my husband, my daughter, my house, my car, my self-worth, my confidence, my spirituality, my job, my everything. It’s just not worth it. I would just be a drunk and do nothing but drink all day every day. It’s just not worth it when I can choose to say no, and have a real nice life.”
A.A. Thought for the Day
When temptation comes, as it does sometimes to all of us, I will say to myself: “No, my whole life depends on not taking that drink and nothing in the world can make me do it.” Besides, I have promised that Higher Power that I wouldn’t do it. I know that God doesn’t want me to drink and I won’t break my promise to God. I’ve given up my right to drink and it’s not my decision any longer. Have I made the choice once and for all, so that there’s no going back on it?