Category Archives: Hope For Today

Daily Recovery Reading – May 12, 2012

“The Traditions serve as guidelines for establishing and maintaining good relationships not only in our Al-Anon groups but also with family and friends. The First Tradition, “Our common welfare should come first; personal progress for the greatest number depends upon

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Daily Recovery Reading – May 12, 2012

“The Traditions serve as guidelines for establishing and maintaining good relationships not only in our Al-Anon groups but also with family and friends. The First Tradition, “Our common welfare should come first; personal progress for the greatest number depends upon

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Daily Recovery Reading – April 30,2012

The Serenity Prayer helps me maintain a sense of inner peace amidst the chaos present in in my home and at work.  At home I ask God to grant me serenity to accept the things I cannot change, such as

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Daily Recovery Reading – April 30,2012

The Serenity Prayer helps me maintain a sense of inner peace amidst the chaos present in in my home and at work.  At home I ask God to grant me serenity to accept the things I cannot change, such as

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Daily Recovery Reading – April 19, 2012

When I first stopped trying to fix other people, I turned my attention to “curing” myself.  I was in a hurry to get this healing process over.  I wanted immediate recovery from the effects of growing up in a family

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Daily Recovery Reading – April 19, 2012

When I first stopped trying to fix other people, I turned my attention to “curing” myself.  I was in a hurry to get this healing process over.  I wanted immediate recovery from the effects of growing up in a family

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Daily Recovery Reading – April 6, 2012

I always used sarcastic humor to protect myself from the inevitable alcoholic attacks in my home.  I became a master at the art of bludgeoning people with bitter words and shredding them with scorn.  I thought this hid my pain

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Daily Recovery Reading – April 6, 2012

I always used sarcastic humor to protect myself from the inevitable alcoholic attacks in my home.  I became a master at the art of bludgeoning people with bitter words and shredding them with scorn.  I thought this hid my pain

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Daily Recovery Reading – March 15, 2012

I was about one year into my Al-Anon recovery and still feeling overwhelmed with life when I had the following dream… I was on a beautiful beach getting ready to go surfing on some of the most ferocious waves I’d

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Daily Recovery Reading – March 15, 2012

I was about one year into my Al-Anon recovery and still feeling overwhelmed with life when I had the following dream… I was on a beautiful beach getting ready to go surfing on some of the most ferocious waves I’d

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Daily Recovery Reading – March 12, 2012

Negative thinking is a destructive force, but for me it’s a way of life.  When I feel tired, sick bored, or stressed, I tend to focus on what’s wrong.  Sometimes I’m unhappy with myself or with others.  Sometimes I do’t

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Daily Recovery Reading – March 12, 2012

Negative thinking is a destructive force, but for me it’s a way of life.  When I feel tired, sick bored, or stressed, I tend to focus on what’s wrong.  Sometimes I’m unhappy with myself or with others.  Sometimes I do’t

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Daily Recovery Reading – March 9, 2012

Al-Anon tells me I don’t have to accept unacceptable behavior.  It has taken me a long time to learn what acceptable, even desirable, behavior looks like so that I can determine what is unacceptable.  I believe strongly that these difficulties

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Daily Recovery Reading – March 9, 2012

Al-Anon tells me I don’t have to accept unacceptable behavior.  It has taken me a long time to learn what acceptable, even desirable, behavior looks like so that I can determine what is unacceptable.  I believe strongly that these difficulties

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Daily Recover Reading – February 24, 2012

How many tmes have I stopped my car at a red light, late at night and with no other vehicles in view, and considered not waiting for the green light in order to proceed?  What about the times I’ve flirted

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Daily Recover Reading – February 24, 2012

How many tmes have I stopped my car at a red light, late at night and with no other vehicles in view, and considered not waiting for the green light in order to proceed?  What about the times I’ve flirted

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Daily Recovery Reading – February 20, 2012

Slips? I experience them most when I’m caught off-guard by someone with whom  have a complicated history-such as my dad.  For example, no matter what adult thoughts or feelings I’m having beforehand, I almost always revert to acting like a

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Daily Recovery Reading – February 20, 2012

Slips? I experience them most when I’m caught off-guard by someone with whom  have a complicated history-such as my dad.  For example, no matter what adult thoughts or feelings I’m having beforehand, I almost always revert to acting like a

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Daily Recovery Reading – February 16, 2012

“When you have to go into your head,” says an Al-Anon friend,”don’t go alone.  It’s not a safe neighbourhood.”  My experience certainly corroborates the truth of this statement.  Now when I have to go inside my mind for some serious

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Daily Recovery Reading – February 16, 2012

“When you have to go into your head,” says an Al-Anon friend,”don’t go alone.  It’s not a safe neighbourhood.”  My experience certainly corroborates the truth of this statement.  Now when I have to go inside my mind for some serious

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