ISNAC XIX - 2014
Bonnie C. maps out the friction between passion and apathy in service work. While she's been deeply involved in the fellowship since early recovery—sometimes even before she had a sponsor—she admits to the specific drag of the 'marathon meetings' on the activities committee. She describes the mental tug-of-war of showing up but doing so with a reluctant heart, often arriving five minutes late with supplies bought at the absolute last second. By contrasting these moments of procrastination with the travel and music she's now able to experience, she argues that recovery isn't about a perfect record, but about the progress of no longer putting off the life she once only dreamed of.
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