Do you keep track of your sober date 📅?

Recovery
#1

Let's celebrate each and every day the same as we take it day by day.

What's your sober date :spiral_calendar:?

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#2

I do, my clean and sober date is 26 March 1989.

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#3

I don’t keep track on day by day but Dec 18 is like my second birthday

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#5

Yes ma’am! Mine is my dads birthday, he has passed so it’s really important for me.

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#6

March 28th 2021

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#7

After a year I stop day by day however March 7 always make another year

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#8

Jan 10 1991

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#9

That's awesome Kelly!!! Keep it going :+1:. You can do it :muscle:

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#10

10/5/17 :pray::+1:

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#11

11/7/20 had it tatted on me in a visible spot to help remind me for any time I feel like I can’t continue, I see it & remember why I need to & why I will. One day @ a time.

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#13

4-13-91/forever grateful!

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#15

9/1/2000

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#16

I made it easy to remember this time: had 1 beer on New Year’s Eve. So ... Jan. 1! :+1::v::call_me_hand:

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#17

Gotta keep that one, Katie!

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#18

Yes I have a app

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#19

Hi everybody, introducing myself at a meeting I only say hi I am Jason. I feel adding alcoholic is labeling and fuels stigma. I don't collect coins or celebrate sober dates. I don't need any falls from grace. It also seems when throwing a number out there, suddenly there are these expectations what Jason should or should not be. I do have a couple people close to me that will acknowledge "my date" and I would be lying if I said it doesn't make me smile. Who doesn't like a little validation :blush:. I am not apposed to people that do, I think that is awesome and love to hear it. To me that is a form of hope. I need that, I also think it is important for the new comers as well. I am speaking on personal preference. Happy dates to all!! :sunglasses:

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#20

May 1, 1995

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#21

5/31/20

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#23

10/19/13

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#24

Happy Easter everyone

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