[splitimage]

I finally got around this week to starting to rework the steps with my sponsor, something she suggested at the start of the summer. The interesting thing is I'm using the narcotics annonymous workbook, which is way more detailed and has lots more questions than any material I've seem put out by AA.

I'm finding it hard to be introspective, but I'm also finding that I'm having a new understanding of just how damaging alcohol has been in my life and how my addictive thinking and behaviour, even though I'm now sober, continue to interfere in my life.

splitimage

[gma45]

Originally Posted by splitimage

I finally got around this week to starting to rework the steps with my sponsor, something she suggested at the start of the summer. The interesting thing is I'm using the narcotics annonymous workbook, which is way more detailed and has lots more questions than any material I've seem put out by AA.

I'm finding it hard to be introspective, but I'm also finding that I'm having a new understanding of just how damaging alcohol has been in my life and how my addictive thinking and behaviour, even though I'm now sober, continue to interfere in my life.

splitimage

I have worked the steps a few times always learn something new about myself! I just started going to na again sooooo....time to get busy for me too! best wishes to you!

[popeye]

I just did my 4th anfd 5th step again with my AA sponser.

[DePressMe]

splitimage, its good that you are redoing the steps. You said "even though I'm now sober, [it] continue to interfere in my life." I find that to be true. I've been sober for 5 years and 9 months and I still have to work at it. But it does get easier as time goes on...

[We_do_recover]

the NA step working guide is great

although i must say, i did like the AA 4th step

it was simple, clear & to the point