Thanks for your Prayers. I enter Rehab TODAY. To Find the New improved Father, husband, son and friend I want to Become. I WILL BE BACK STRONGER THEN EVER!
PEACE
HUGS AND KISSES
STEVE
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- Sober Steve
- Wisconsin, United States
- I'm a Forty year old male. This is the first time in 23 years that I walk down a sober path. I started this journey to save my marriage. Now I continue down this path for myself. These are my struggles trying to make it thru just another 24 hours. It took losing my wife to find Love, love for myself.
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Congrats on your 60 days, Steve -- that is an awesome feat. Now you get the next 30 in rehab, where you can learn much, if you stay focused and out of the day to day drama that generally comes with in-patient rehab.
I hope you work hard, dive into some preliminary Step work, and get what you need there, Steve.
I also hope you find a computer from time to time so you can update us on your progress. If not, we will all be waiting for you right here.
Peace and Love,
Scout
Commenting on my own BLOG. May peace, love and Happiness find all you still suffer from this DZ. I can really pray for the first time in my life to my HP.I have found it.
May god grant us all the peace and happiness we seek on this Day.
Hugs and Kisses
Steve
Hi Steve! My first time visiting your blog, but I'm glad it is to see that you are entering rehab. I wish you all the best. And congratulations on your first 60 days. I am amazed you did that without the rehab first. I couldn't do it, so give yourself credit.
I spent 6 weeks in rehab, and I will say it was time well spent. It was very difficult being away from my husband and son, but I needed the time to focus on me in a positive way for the first time in my life. You don't have to agree with everything they tell you, but you try to listen with an open mind.
Scout's advice about staying out of the day-to-day drama is very good too. Those of us there really aren't all that mentally stable, lol. People at rehab called me "quietly determined" but a lot of it was because I had to keep my mouth shut or I would've been in the thick of it with everyone else (dear, lord, in a house with 18 other addict women? my second worst nightmare next to being in a house with 18 versions of my mother!)
Best wishes, and I hope to see you back here soon.
~Judith
Yahoooooo...keep us posted my friend.
When I went to Casa my ego was crushed. It needed to be. Be open to humility . . . it was something that struck me and really grounded me in the beginning days.
There will be drama as Scout mentions. It is what happens when you gather people like us together that are just starting this journey. Watch and observe, it is better to learn this way than to be in the middle of it.
Congrats to this step you are taking.
Post if you can Steve...we'll be here. Love ya
Ah bless. Thats cool. I hope rehab is 'goood'. whatever that means! We REALLY are just SICK people getting WELL, you know, NOT BAD people getting GOOD. I'm sure your disease will take a beating while you build up your recovery muscles in rehab! Good luck steve! (and nice to meet you by the way)
We are all on your side Steve. I wish you well and when you come back out you will have the tools you need to stay a changed man!
God bless you,
Ellie
How did I miss the opportunity to wish you well on this new phase of your recovery?
As others' have said... go kick your alcoholics butt... you so deserve the happiness and freedom this will bring!
See ya when you return as the New and Improved Sober Steve :)
Wish you all the best all the way from Malaysia.
do you thing bro... praying, praying, praying for you, my friend....
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