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basket we hope you enjoyed the podcast have a great day my name is meg and i am an alcoholic

and you know the funny thing about uh sorry this letter you're gonna have to keep reminding me

funny thing about glinda whenever i told her that I met him,

she's like, well, I don't expect much from you, but he should know better.

All right.

And I'm glad y'all got to hear her talk because when I say some things that she has said to me,

you're going to hear, she really does talk like

that. All right. So I told you I'm an alcoholic, and by the grace of God, and I hope I find this

program, I have been sober since July 28, 2020. That's wild, right? Yeah. Lots of false starts.

So like she said, I've had the same sponsor the entire time I've been in the program.

And in the last five years, since I started sponsoring, of all the women who've walked to the door of my home group who've worked a program, I've sponsored almost 80% of them. So to say that service work is important to me is definitely

an understatement. So because love intolerance is our code is the topic that we're going to,

that we chose for tonight, I'm going to talk a little bit about, I'm going to pay a picture

for y'all about what

he got to deal with whenever I walked into his life. And in order to do that, I'm going to give

you a little bit of a history, a very short history. We're going to hang out in the past for just a

minute. I'm going to tell you about my past relationships. So I am an alcoholic of the type that was born that way. I was not made

into one by excessive drinking. And because of that, my picker has always been broken. I like a bad

boy. I like a project. And I never, so I would use the opposite sex I would use the

attention from the opposite sex to fill that emptiness that I always felt and I

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