[Magdalen] Update.

[Christopher Hart]

Welcome back Mike. I have a friend whose sobriety date is almost exactly
one year before yours he hit bottom really hard and spent time in rehab,
then a halfway house, and more recently (just as he was starting to really
get his life on track) four months in jail. My own bottom was nowhere near
so bad, but I've been walking the road of sobriety for a few years now and
have no regrets. I would echo what David and Ann said about getting into
support, although it's more complicated in these days of pandemic, but
there are resources online. Let us know if you need help.

On Wed, Jun 3, 2020 at 10:10 AM M J _Mike_ Logsdon <mjl at ix.netcom.com>
wrote:

> Hello friends.  My alcoholic story.  Back in the day, I never stopped
> drinking, such that on or about 02/28 I felt more and pain and weakness and
> eventually "hit the wall".  On 02/28, I blacked out, and Everett
> experienced his first ambulance ride.  02/28 was a Sat, and I was
> discharged on the following Wed.  (I do not look forward to the upcoming
> hospital bill.)  My weakness followed me since my return, as well as pain
> and a general feeling of crap.  But, for a while now I've actually felt
> much better, for which I'm much grateful.  And, in all truth, I'm now a
> Tee-totaller.
>
> Thanks again, friends, for praying.
>
> M J (Mike) Logsdon.
>


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