People living in one day at a time recovery understand that other people have their own to do lists. Reality often lets us know what is a priority for us is not necessarily a priority for others. What recovering people come to understand is the radical acceptance of the our priority of remaining abstinent. Without remaining abstinent all of our healthy priorities will fall by the wayside thus we understand the importance of reaching out and helping others, maintaining a healthy prayer life, and participating responsibly in the on goings and responsibilities of rooms of recovery. In doing so recovering people live lives based on common grounds complimenting each others’ to do lists. In some small or often large way we are a part of each others’ lives. We have a definite inextricable connection understanding the importance of each others’ complimentary to do lists. We help each other. Peace.
