The Night No One Came

[MajestyJo]

The program suggests that our deeds be anonymous. If someone finds out about them, they do not count.

At first, I didn't care who knew I was in recovery, be they inside or outside of the fellowship, because I was known for a 50 mile radius when I was using.

I try to keep the anonymity of others, and my own when needed, because it doesn't do good to do and then talk and walk a different story. For me, I don't speak for AA, NA, or Al-Anon, it is my interpretation of what I heard, seen, and learned from these fellowships, along with my journey with my God in attendance. I try to pick Him up at the beginning of the day and give thanks for His Presence, Guidance, Love, etc. as shown to me that day. When I wake up the next morning, I do the same and He become the God as He reveals Himself to me in today.

When I think of the title, "No one came" I think, no one may show up, but as long as I do, I stay clean and sober. If no one is there, I can always have a time with my Higher Power and have a little chat and share with Him/Her.