Unity For Recovery | The 1939 Blueprint

Program of Action Series | Experience, Strength, and Hope The End of the Road: A Personal Turning Point When I first came into recovery, I was at the end of the road. I had burned bridges and pushed people away. Walking into my first meeting was not easy; I came in tired, beat up, and out of answers. I didn't realize I was experiencing the physical and mental mechanics often discussed in the 1939 Blueprint . Identifying the Common Peril I sat there listening to the speakers and something hit me hard. They were talking about things I had lived through but had never fully admitted. That was the moment of Rigorous Honesty : I knew I was an alcoholic. For the first time, I did not feel above or below anyone. I just felt like I belonged. AA Fellowship: A Message of Hope Credit: Video provided by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. for fellowship use. The Simplicity of the Hand of Recovery At the end...