"I didn't know if I should call."
"I didn't want to disturb you."
"I wasn't sure it was any big deal."
They are excuses I've heard for not calling a sponsor or another addict before slipping back into the nightmare of active addiction. One sponsor gave this "Should I call?" checklist to her newest relapse queen.
Answer the following:
1. Am I worth recovery?
2. Am I worth some of this person's time?
3. Would I give that person some of my time if that person called me?
4. Do I really want back into the nightmare?
6. If you answer "Yes" or "No" to any of the questions above, CALL!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
California Clean and a Brief Peek at Reality
Denial, that old Egyptian river. It is the principle symptom of active addiction. This is why addiction is often described as the disease...
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhfbvBLc1FxQLFhQiho6MLzKohCGOYW3eZwSAxnq_Vf4AJkA6jDllb9iIpoqHAAq4H9OGky2N7x22BR1UliRQ8-IMDEud-DGm_j-w6k4OSSdFFwJ2PzE7XhIP3TOHycIZ0MisGhLFxQXNFeEteJDIcrt6CZZddllNGDmjVEyGhQlOl8rdvz-Lws/s320/Nile%20River.jpg)
-
I posted the following on Facebook on December 31st, 2022: 2023, huh? Well, may the forces of stupid become self-aware, the forces of ...
-
Depression and unhealthy ways of addressing it has become a worldwide problem made worse than usual due to the Covid-19 Pandemic shutdown. ...
-
One of my favorite movies is the first Kung Fu Panda . I like the story, the animation, the beautiful art direction and score, the message,...
No comments:
Post a Comment