The material presented
here is not Al-Anon Conference Approved Literature. It is a method
to exchange
information, ideas, feelings, problems and solutions on a personal
level.
Thanks Debbie for your service and share. Yes I can relate to making myself do too much when it's overboard, but I have gotten better over time with program. The other part is that I have learned that I don't have to react/respond to and about others. Being still, pausing, waiting, whatever I want to call it, gives me an opportunity to think and make decisions that are right for me. Love this program!
Thank you Debbie for your service and all the shares. I was reminded of an old ad for Timex- "takes a licking and keeps on ticking". That is (was) me. After my recent bout with the flu, I reevaluated my priorities on self care and this daily/shares contribute to new awareness/changes needed to enhance my serenity. As for do nothing, it is a challenge for sure. I often employ a member's tool- zip it, sit on my hands- which results in outcomes far better than when I jump into action...Thanks for your help as always. I plan to SIT and watch baseball all day ! :)
Thanks DM for your service, and all for your ES&H...good stuff!
Great page, really solid point as I ponder Step 3 and the importance of not addressing everything. It certainly can be a case of 'less is more': more peace, demonstrable reliance on my higher power, and more peace for those around me as I allow them more room to find their way...
Needed that!
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Paul
"...when we try to control others, we lose the ability to manage our own lives." - Paths to Recovery