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katiebeary @ 03 May : 04:33

Good Morning OLR members.

Today I know that I did everything in my power to stop drinking/drugs to no avail. It was only by becoming willing and no more options that I said the addicts/alcoholics prayer (God Help Me) and it was through the Grace of God that I became sober. He gave me the strength, I provided the willingness.

God is the source, he is Love and he is mercy.

God bless and fly with the angels.

katiebeary @ 02 May : 16:18

Hi Everyone,
Have not been on OLR for a while.

Nice to see all the postings.
No, this is not a chatroom but a Chatbox.

God bless everyone and Easy Does it.

Krissy

screech @ 02 May : 14:57

hey cleanncrazy,,9years good goin,im from nfld ,canada livin in ab

screech @ 02 May : 12:12

hello,today is the day I commit my self to stop drinking.

radumka @ 30 Apr : 05:30

radumka @ 30 Apr : 05:17

Hey pinkey. we are with you. I don't know your problem and you don't know mine but we are both here. WHY

seitzy27 @ 29 Apr : 16:14

is there a chat room or just this wall?

pinkychapstick @ 29 Apr : 11:39

I would love for someone to log in so i know that people are still dealing with the same stuff iam dealing with.

pinkychapstick @ 29 Apr : 11:36

hello i had a very good bible study yesterday and just to know God loves us very much and he is with us every moment.

pinkychapstick @ 28 Apr : 13:23

hi i wrote earlier just wanted to know if anyone read my little story celeste.

larry k @ 17 Apr : 15:54

Linda c...Hi Larry k
Good to here sober how may day clean,I have 11 years clean,one day at time easy dose it.ok

Linda C. @ 16 Apr : 08:50

Hi Larry....I`m Linda C. An alcoholic from Ms. I will hope to see you on here often. I am new on this link also, so bear with me. I have been sober for a few days now. I hope to hear from you. I`m going to make a meeting. Easy Does it!! Hugs to all Linda C.

larry k @ 14 Apr : 10:53

I am larry k i am addict,I am new here
I don't know any of you but please,talk with me any of you.

cleanncrazy_98 @ 12 Apr : 16:08

Hi, my name is Wayne and I am an addict in N.S. Canada. Thanx to NA and my friends there i have been clean for over 9 yrs now. Hoo Ahh and thanx all.

Linda C. @ 10 Apr : 07:51

Hi everyone, I`m Linda C and an alcoholic in Ms. Today is a great day...I don`t have to drink today, along with millions world wide who have found a better way. Love you...Hugs

jcobbler85 @ 21 Mar : 07:48

I've been in recovery for a while - first time on this site - just recently (for first tmie) got my own computer - site looks a little confusing - whats up with this chatbox?

jus42day @ 15 Mar : 21:43

hello,anybody out there?

saskguy @ 11 Mar : 06:41

hello, not sure if this is an active chat room

sickboy @ 05 Mar : 01:01

Hey everyone...

boomer999 @ 10 Feb : 16:04

hello all from ct.

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A man can no more diminish God’s glory by refusing to worship Him than a lunatic can put out the sun by scribbling the word darkness on the walls of his cell.

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A Visioin for You. Page 164 Big Book

Our book is meant to be suggestive only. We realize we know only a little. God will constantly disclose more to you and to us. Ask Him in your morning meditation what you can do each day for the man who is still sick. The answers will come, if your own house is in order. But obviously you cannot transmit something you haven't got. See to it that your relationship with Him is right, and great events will come to pass for you and countless others. This is the Great Fact for us.
Abandon yourself to God as you understand God. Admit your faults to Him and to your fellows. Clear away the wreckage of your past. Give freely of what you find and join us. We shall be with you in the Fellowship of the Spirit, and you will surely meet some of us as you trudge the Road of Happy Destiny.

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The Case for Christ - Movie

Is there evidence to confirm that Jesus of Nazareth was indeed the Son of God and the Savior of the world?

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Strobel, the former legal editor of the Chicago Tribune, drew upon his legal background (Yale Law School) and his years as an award-winning reporter to methodically subject the claims of Christ to the scrutiny he used in covering legal cases. With dogged research and unmatched skill, Strobel examined the historical accuracy of the Gospels, the personal claims of Jesus, and His resurrection from the dead.

The result is a remarkable journey from atheism to faith through a two-year investigation of the Bible and the life of Jesus Christ.

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Quote From Daily Christian Wisdom

Let nothing trouble you
Let nothing frighten you
Everything passes
God never changes
Patience obtains all
Whoever has God
Wants for nothing
God alone is enough.

-St. Teresa of Avila

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Unknown Quote

Fear not tomorrow, for God is already there.

-Unknown

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Quote from John Blanchard

For daily need there is daily grace; for sudden need, sudden grace, and for overwhelming need, overwhelming grace.

-John Blanchard

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Anonymous

Plan Purposefully
Prepare Prayerfully
Proceed Positively
Pursue Persistently

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Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.

Thomas A. Edison

Posted by on Friday 31 August 2007 - 08:00:27 | Comments are turned off for this item |

How It Works - Food For Thought

How it works??????

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship designed and administered by a bunch of ex-drunks whose only qualification for membership is that we finally realized that we couldn't hold our liquor and wanted to stop trying to impossibly learn how to hold it successfully.

It has no rules, dues, or fees, nor anything else that any sensible organization seems to require.

At meetings, the speaker starts on a subject, winds up talking about something entirely different, and concludes by saying he doesn't know anything about the program, except that it works.

The groups are often broke; yet always seems to have money to carry on.

We are always losing members, but seem to grow.

We claim AA is a selfish program, but always seem to be doing something for others.

Every group passes laws, rules, edicts, and pronouncements, which everyone blithely ignores.

Members who disagree with anything are free to walk out in a huff, quitting forever, only to return as though nothing had happened and be greeted accordingly.

Nothing we discuss in AA is planned in advance, yet great results are born from the things we share with each other, and our lives get better.

How can we survive like this?

Perhaps it's because we have learned to live and laugh at ourselves and with each other.

God made us. He made laughter too.

Perhaps he is pleased with our disorganized efforts and makes things right no matter who pushes the wrong buttons.

Maybe God is pleased with our simple yet sincere efforts to do what's right for others and us.

Maybe he is pleased with our trying to be nobody but ourselves.

We don't know how it works, but it does, and members keep receiving their dividend checks from their AA investment.

It is wise to be sober, and it is much easier, my friend, to stay sober than to get sober.

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Personal Recovery Tools Website

Found a good site; below is the link and a few paragraphs about the site. Enjoy. God Bless and Fly with the angels.

Start now to Let-Go-Addictions. These Personal Recovery Tools, the selections to the left, allow you to immediately begin the creative addictions recovery process.

These Recovery Tools work to eliminate core addiction cravings by replacing them with natural, more satisfying life alternatives. Positive satisfactions challenge and replace substance abuse illusions and attachments.

Recovery success is yours.

Click Here to go to the Personal Recovery Tools Website

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