A Miracle Every Morning by Anonymous is available on Kindle for $3.65. The ebook is free to read from the Lending Library for members of Amazon Prime.
Description:
A Miracle Every Morning is a collection of 366 short stories of turning points of alcholics in recovery, one for every day of the year. Faced with the choice to take a drink, someone appeared or something occured which made them change their mind and stay sober. Here is a sample story:
Thirty-three years ago I was found under the Sagamore Bridge in Massachusetts or New Hampshire in a car that wasn’t mine and with a .38 caliber revolver I didn’t own. I ended up in a Hudson, New Hampshire emergency room.
I came to and I was up in the ceiling looking down on my own body being worked on. I had been brought back with the paddles and the guy working on me said:
“Welcome back, buddy.”
And I said: “Welcome back from where?”
“You see that machine going up and down?”
I said. “Yeah.”
“You were flat-lined, buddy,” he explained.
That’s how I came to A.A., on May 7, 1976 and I’ve been sober since then. I noticed the gun had an empty chamber. I guess I had tried to kill myself in a blackout and was so drunk I missed.
He had experienced a spiritual awakening along with a physical awakening. Truly, he had come to and come to believe.
When we saw others solve their problems by a simple reliance up the Spirit of the Universe, we had to stop doubting the power of God. P. 52
He Came To and He Came to Believe (May 7)
Thirty-three years ago I was found under the Sagamore Bridge in Massachusetts or New Hampshire in a car that wasn’t mine and with a .38 caliber revolver I didn’t own. I ended up in a Hudson, New Hampshire emergency room.
I came to and I was up in the ceiling looking down on my own body being worked on. I had been brought back with the paddles and the guy working on me said:
“Welcome back, buddy.”
And I said: “Welcome back from where?”
“You see that machine going up and down?”
I said. “Yeah.”
“You were flat-lined, buddy,” he explained.
That’s how I came to A.A., on May 7, 1976 and I’ve been sober since then. I noticed the gun had an empty chamber. I guess I had tried to kill myself in a blackout and was so drunk I missed.
He had experienced a spiritual awakening along with a physical awakening. Truly, he had come to and come to believe.
When we saw others solve their problems by a simple reliance up the Spirit of the Universe, we had to stop doubting the power of God. P. 52
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