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Hey Sharks, I joined in verizon india last april, i got moved to new project at july end. I have 2.5 years of experience in java,springboot, Micrservices architecture. But in my new team deployed in a support project. Feeling depressed and frustrated. asked manager 2 times to change my responsibility. But he's accepting in call but not doing what he is promised. Please suggest what can i do here. Does droppeing paper is a good solution? Please suggest. Thanks in advance.Verizon
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Do online if you can't make in person work. You're in charge of your own sobriety but I know when I miss meetings for a prolonged period of time I start to feel old defects creeping back. AA people in my circle say 3-per-week and you are treading water, 4-per-week for growth. That seems to be about right for me.
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We get sober so we can have a life, and you’re definitely living some life! Meeting attendance can wax and wane, but my guidelines are:
1. At least one meeting a week to stay sane.
2. More meetings is better, but after a point too many meetings might be assigned were avoiding something.
3. The more “off the beam” I feel, the more I need to add additional meetings.
4. I need to remember that I’m an alcoholic ever day and that my number one purpose is to stay sober (all other duties and roles come second on a long enough timeline).
5. This is what works for me; find what works for you and don’t stop doing the stuff that’s working.
I'd also suggest you get honest about the meetings that you are missing. Are you genuinely unable to make it? I personally find it all too easy to justify missing a meeting that I could actually make a sacrifice to make or otherwise make it to another meeting. This is exactly what happened when our son was born, and a solid meeting schedule crumbled away completely over a short period of time. Our son and "family time" became my higher power, and I got miserable to be around at some point.
I didn't drink, thank God, but I was staring down the barrel of a divorce more than once, and it took losing my job to shake me enough to make me willing to get back to meetings again.
You may be saying that this all sounds overly dramatic, but it all started with having a couple of "good" excesses to miss a meeting.
There is a 24-hour continuous online AA meeting. You can literally join this meeting any time, day or night. I've joined this several times while feeding the baby in the middle of the night.
There is also a really good online meeting run out of Hawaii, which is at 9pm Hawaii time (11pm Pacific, 2am Eastern). I attend this a lot when I when I need a meeting late late at night. https://oahuaa.org/oahu-meetings/?meeting=recovery-in-da-house-5