This is for the AA crowd and the nay sayers. I've been sober now for almost
three months. I can honestly say that I have absolutely no cravings
whatsoever. I have always been a all or none kind of guy. When I took up
biking, I ended up riding many miles a day. Running turned into
marathons....etc. Can you just have an addictive personality without
actually being alcoholic? Rational Recovery seems so right for me. It really
makes sense.

have you gone to any RR meetings?
i have heard some really great things about the program.

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read and post daily, it works!
rosie

insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
................................albert einstein



"JJ" <jakervik@attbi.com> wrote in message news:gRiLa.43453$e26.27321@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.n et...
> This is for the AA crowd and the nay sayers. I've been sober now for almost
> three months. I can honestly say that I have absolutely no cravings
> whatsoever. I have always been a all or none kind of guy. When I took up
> biking, I ended up riding many miles a day. Running turned into
> marathons....etc. Can you just have an addictive personality without
> actually being alcoholic? Rational Recovery seems so right for me. It really
> makes sense.
>
>

"rosie readandpost" <readandpost@REMOVETHISyahoo.com> wrote in message
news:MljLa.149059$Xl.2342188@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> have you gone to any RR meetings?
> i have heard some really great things about the program.
>
i think the point of RR is that you don't have to spend your life going to
meetings. It's a one stop recovery program. Which IMO makes a lot of sense

Hi there

have a look at SMART recovery as well. It is a break off group from RR and
it doesn't contain all the anti-AA stuff that RR seems to be promoting.
They have a website and a list of online resources

http://www.smartrecovery.org/index.html


debs

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"JJ" <jakervik@attbi.com> wrote in message
news:gRiLa.43453$e26.27321@rwcrnsc52.ops.asp.att.n et...
> This is for the AA crowd and the nay sayers. I've been sober now for
almost
> three months. I can honestly say that I have absolutely no cravings
> whatsoever. I have always been a all or none kind of guy. When I took up
> biking, I ended up riding many miles a day. Running turned into
> marathons....etc. Can you just have an addictive personality without
> actually being alcoholic? Rational Recovery seems so right for me. It
really
> makes sense.
>
>