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yehoshua1
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Hm, so sorry. I am writing this, because I feel the same way. Hm, I found a psalm for recovery, cos this is my day 4 clean (not much, is it) and I don't want to fall, I really don't. Here the psalm 23rd Psalm for Recovery --Author Unknown The Lord is my sponsor, I shall not want. He makes me to go to many meetings. He leads me to sit back, relax, and listen with an open mind, He restores my soul, my sanity, and my health. He leads me in the path of sobriety, serenity, and fellowship for my own sake. He teaches me to think, to take it easy, to live and let live, and do first things first. He makes me more humble and grateful. He teaches me to accept the things I cannot change, to change the things I can and gives me the wisdom to know the difference. Yea, though I walk through the valley of despair, frustration, guilt, and remorse, I will fear no evil. For Thou are with me, your program, your way of life, your twelve steps, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies: rationalization. fear, anxiety, self-pity, resentment. You anoint my confused mind and jangled nerves with knowledge, understanding and hope. No longer am I alone, neither am I afraid, nor sicken, nor helpless, nor hopeless. My cups runs over, Surely sobriety and serenity shall follow me every day of my life, one day at a time, twenty-four hours at a time. As I surrender my will to You and carry Your message to others, I will dwell in the house of Higher Power, as I understand him, one day at a time, forever and ever. Amen I found it on www.jacsweb.org/spirituality-23rd_psalm.html Still there is a mitzvah to do ![](https://guardyoureyes.com/components/com_kunena/template/default/images/emoticons/new/wink.png) . A thousand times is not enough, so I'll read it 1001 time. 8) Go Momo, we are here for one day, one day, just this minute! And thanks, writing this makes me smile for my own sake, thank you for giving me a moment. May Hashem bless you always!
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