Many people living in one day at a time recovery embrace the reality of beneficial times spent in coffee shops, church basements (rooms of recovery), and also at the realities of kitchen tables. It is the company we keep at such places in which our journeys of recovery seem to grow stronger which is a one day at a time requirement that needs to happen for us to navigate the realities of life. Good realities or bad realities are often triggers which can lead us back into active addiction. We all learn to cope with and by the experiences and support of other recovering people. Being a part of such beneficial experiences is the benefit of we. When we understand this we understand the inextricable connection recovering people share. We no longer need to do it alone. Together we can. In doing so we understand our need to be personally responsible. Peace.
