K Street

Get busy living or get busy dying.---- In order to really be in sobriety, we have learned to surrender to the fact that we have a disease. In Step One, we get our ego out of the way and admit that our disease has control. In Step Two, we find som**hing or someone we believe can lead us back to sanity. By the time we get to Step Three, we make the big decision: " Get busy living, or get busy dying." We choose. That is true freedom. Have a good day !

Hopefully this page is still viewed by alcoholics and addicts in need of support for their life struggles....With that said my name is Phil M. Alcholic and drug addict (Addicted to any substance that aids in escaping me). I started this page after finding K Street about 6 years ago. At that time I had finished up a state prison sentence and was living at the veterans shelter downtown Boston next to Government center...as i am a Marine Corps Veteran. I remember the love and support i found there and for this closeted guy i finally found my place. As time has passed I've ended up a good distance away and meetings have taken a back seat...to say the least. I'm no longer sober living in my car in a Walmart parking lot with the acrid smells and tastes of crystal m**h, crack, and booze leaving my body only to sit in astonishment as to how I allowed this to happen again. I'm a shell of what i used to be as tears pour down my face. "you'll never get this" I think to myself!! I don't know if Ill make it back but please anyone reading this post....Don't let your guard down....this progressive disease of slowly suffering physically mentally and spiritually will, as it is me, bring you to your knees. Before and now or sober and not tells the story. I hope to make my way back to that glimmer of light at the end of this jagged tunnel of my life. I wish everyone well. Always remember and please never forget to be able to live with your sober self is to live at peace.

New AA meeting on Monday nights!!

5:30-6:30 OPEN DISCUSSION

COME SUPPORT

TODAY IS THE DAY !!!