We don’t have to be anonymous to find meaning and greater happiness in life.
Personal quotes by author Darryl S. Duke
“In the early years of Alcoholics Anonymous, the word pigeon was used as a term of endearment for new members who carried the message of hope and recovery. That’s fine. But with the shame and stigma of addiction still so prevalent in today’s society, the idea of calling someone a pigeon just doesn’t fly with … Read more
“Sometimes when a person lashes out at us; it’s important to remember something we can sometimes forget. People are jealous. This can be especially true when we’re happy in our lives. Insecurity is a root problem for many people, and so is fear. Both fear and insecurity are caused by doubts. Doubts about life. And … Read more
“I’ve been sober for over 18 years, and the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous as they are written in the book Twelve Steps And Twelve Traditions were an instrumental part of my early recovery. I would read them everyday and I memorized most of what I read. I also practice them, of course, and even … Read more
