Many people living in one day at a time recovery understand that some of our simplest of joys are to experience lives that are touched and then held-fast by the realities of gratitude, grace, and humility. Gratitude becomes a basis for recovery while grace and humility make us humble recovering people. We have found that sometimes we are able to help people who are in search of recovery. If they ask us for help we let them know that they too can experience gratitude, grace, humility, and also freedom from the pain of active addiction. We let these people know that they are not alone. Those of us who find support in the rooms of recovery know we are not doctors or therapist. We don’t pretend to be. We are people who found help who are supportive to people who want to help themselves. Doing so gives us joy. Peace.
