When we are newly sober, get into a 12 step recovery program,
and go through the addiction recovery process, most of us are enthusiastic and
excited about our life. We have a willingness to go to any lengths to stay sober
and continue our newfound resolve. Most of us come out of our battle with chemical dependency
declaring that we will never drink again no matter what! This is great however,
the longer we stay sober it is common that while we maintain the same level of
willingness most of us lose that level of desperation that we once had.Questions To Ask Yourself In Sobriety
It is imperative that we check in with ourselves and ask if
we are giving 100%, and if not, then how much are we putting into our sobriety?
Are we skipping meetings when we know we need one? Are we not calling our
sponsor and checking in? How can we go back to giving 100%? What needs
to change so that we have the best chance at staying sober?
Are we being dishonest and keeping secrets? If so how
can we change these things in order to improve our sobriety?
If we really desire to keep our sobriety and our willing to
go to any lengths to do that then we must stay diligent and do whatever it
takes to stay on the path. If we find that we are struggling, there are many
ways we can get out of our funk - from
talking to people, to praying and meditating - asking for clarity on how to
handle situations and of course seeking God’s will for us.
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