People usually get to AA for one of the 4 “L”s: Law, Livelihood, Love, Liver.
The longer I’ve been sober, the better my childhood has become.
If I don’t like a meeting, I don’t have to quit AA. I didn’t stop drinking just because I didn’t like a bar.
My standard was: As long as I wasn’t in prison, I thought I was doing ok.
I drank until I ran out, blacked out or passed out.
I was told the hardest part of doing step 4 is not doing step 4.
Alcohol wasn’t my problem, it was my solution—and THAT’S my problem.
