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Denial:  With Alcohol – Once you have that pattern in your brain it is hard not to go back again.
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Talk about what ales you.
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Double up on Meetings
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Journal
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Sponsor
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Learn Your Triggers
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Pray
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Use the support around the tables
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Write/See your progress – Ask other to tell you
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Call people – Stay connected
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Keep moving
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Surrender – Wave the White Flag
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Stay out of the Drivers Seat
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This, Too Shall Pass
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Remember no one can take your freedom from you –You give it away.
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Ask For Help
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Gratitude
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Make Friends around the Table
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Call someone before you drink
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Read the Big Book
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Keep dong the Right Thing

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