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Speaking from just my own experience here…
But if I’m “outsourcing” my recovery to anyone else or relying on someone else to be a “reason” to stay sober, I’m not locating my recovery where it must be anchored. I can’t stay sober if I put conditions on it — like, if I stay in a certain job or can be around a specific person, etc.
Life is going to happen. I can’t control the conditions. What I control is my response, my thoughts, my actions, my accountability.
I consider my sobriety like oxygen. It comes first. Period. I lose everything I put in front of it. I must take full ownership of guarding it like my life depends on it, because it does.
Maybe there are A.A. meetings nearby or on Zoom you could check out.
Again, I’m speaking about my own recovery here, but if I were relying on someone else as a reason for my own sobriety, I’d say that would feel codependent and be an placing an unfair burden on them and while avoiding my responsibility to accept and face my disease and take the action steps that only I can own and do.
Wishing you peace. And strength!
It’s a very scary thing to acknowledge that, and to begin the process of having faith to not depend on people or things. Good luck, you’re capable with some help from other alcoholics and resources. We believe in you ❤️
I don’t know anything about your firm so I can’t comment on bringing your family.
What other tools do you have? A sponsor? An AA meeting? Reading the big book?
Haven’t had a drink in a year and one week. Going on a few in person retreats in the near future as well, and I actually can’t wait to find a good AA meeting in the cities I’ll be in. Genuinely excited to see the recovery and fellowship in other areas!