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I am powerless over
alcohol, drugs and other people's behavior,
and my life got real messed up because of
it. |
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I need help. I can't
do it alone anymore. |
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I've made a decision
to reach out for a Power greater than me to
help out. |
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I wrote down all the
things that bother me about myself and others,
and all the things I like, too. |
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I shared these with
someone I trust because I don't have to keep
them a secret anymore. |
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My Higher Power helps
me with this, too. |
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The more I trust myself
and my Higher Power, the more I learn to trust
others. |
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I made a list of the
people I hurt and the ways I hurt myself.
I can now forgive myself and others. |
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I talked with these
people even if I was scared to because I know
it would help me feel better about myself. |
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I keep on discovering
more things about myself each day and if I
hurt someone, I apologize. |
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When I am patient and
pray, I get closer to my Higher Power, and
that helps me to know myself better. |
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By using these steps,
I've become a new person. I don't have to
feel alone anymore, and I can help others. |
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*From Kids' Power: Healing Games for Children
of Alcoholics, by Jerry Moe |
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