67-year-old stroke survivor Reed got sober almost 25 years ago, though 20 of them were away from the rooms. Through a new dark bottom, Reed found his way back to AA, and today he has earned his emotional sobriety. Today, Reed has a calm contentedness about his life and his place in it. Sobriety Date: 6/11/2001 Quotes “It’s wonderful when you find yourself again.” “I want you to have what I have, because I have this really good life.” “Put the steps in your heart, don’t leave them ...
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67-year-old stroke survivor Reed got sober almost 25 years ago, though 20 of them were away from the rooms. Through a new dark bottom, Reed found his way back to AA, and today he has earned his emotional sobriety. Today, Reed has a calm contentedness about his life and his place in it.
Sobriety Date: 6/11/2001
Quotes
“It’s wonderful when you find yourself again.”
“I want you to have what I have, because I have this really good life.”
“Put the steps in your heart, don’t leave them in the book.”
Referred by: Anonymous Speaker
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