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Old Sep 09, 2023, 08:20 AM
buddha1too buddha1too is offline
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If I attend many AA meetings a week, my mindset is reset. While I haven't had the urge to drink in many years, I have many dear friends in the program whom I have known for many years. They have become my AA brothers and sisters. Some folks attend church to enjoy fellowship; for me it's attending meetings. I have to make hay while the sun shines, though. When I get depressed, I hole up for weeks or months at a time (you folks understand).. The people in the program understand this, though. I am fairly open about my bipolar disorder. I don't raise the issue often, but there are times when it is appropriate. Some folks in meetings drive me crazy though...I hate it when people say, "I'm bipolar." Bipolar disorder doesn't define me; I HAVE bipolar disorder. After all, if I have a cold, I don't say, "I'm a cold."

What is your biggest social outlet? Describe it & explain what it does for you.
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