๐ค interdependence 🤝
Posted: Tue, Oct 31, 2023 06:58:24 AM
looking at the here and now, i know that i could not live a life in recovery without my peers, even those with whom i may disagree. the fact that all of us seem to be unified in carry a clear and concise message of recovery is the relevant fact. when i focus on “how” they do it, i lose the desire to be part of an interdependent network of recovering addicts and tend to start down the path of isolation and retreat. my life in recovery is dependent on the relationships i have fostered over the course of my recovery/ i cannot say that is true for my peers, but i suspect it is the case for them as well, as i do not feel i am unique in this regard. having been a person who always had to be “right,” it is far more comfortable to allow myself the freedom to listen and evaluate, rather that expound upon and bully.
after a rough afternoon yesterday, my leg feels better this morning and i am wondering if i really want to go ride the bicycle at the rec center. i know that i have a tendency to overdo stuff, especially when it comes to my physical fitness. i also know that not being an active participant in my physical fitness routine, will lead to my clothes being way too tight and tipping over 200 on the scale again. as the rest of the week is full of appointments and my daily routine will be more than a little bit altered by that, i know that some time in the gym is certainly the way for me to go, this morning. do it is time to post this and get on with my day, looking for the opportunity to be a bit better connected with the world around me.
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