When I finally realized what road I was heading for, I looked and saw that I was not the same person I was years ago. I finally admitted that I had a real alcohol addiction. I then decided it is time to take a good look at myself, and my life, and go for the most challenging and hardest thing I could ever do. This was a long time coming, but in the past, I was just not ready for this huge task I was about to start.

I wanted Sobriety so bad, that nothing, I mean nothing, would ever step in my way to my Road to Recovery. This was a huge journey I was about to start and nothing was going to stop me. My feelings were, do I want to live as I am now and not knowing the outcome from my abuse, or, do I want a healthy life and things to look forward to. Of course, we all want the best ever for ourselves, so I decided to go for it and believe me, it was the best decision I had ever made in my life.

In my eyes, Sobriety deserves to be My Eighth Wonder of the World. I see it as a beautiful site to me, just as the real Seven Wonders of the World are so beautiful to all of us. They are all truly remarkable sites to see, and I wanted to see Sobriety in the worse way. So, I went after it in a Positive and Aggressive way so that I may experience the seeing and feeling of the World of Sobriety.

The only difference between the Seven Wonders of the World and my own version of the Eighth Wonder of the World is that you can only visit the Seven Wonders a limited time in your life, but my version of the Eighth Wonder, Sobriety, is that you will see it, and have it, every single day for the rest of your life.

I started out with a goal, kept a Positive Attitude towards my goal, and achieved what I set out to do from the beginning, and then finally got to see after a long time waiting, the Eighth Wonder of My World, called Sobriety.

I am a recovering alcoholic, after many years of drinking. I am a very hard worker and I love sharing my thoughts and stories of how I overcame my addiction. I write my experiences and my own thoughts about my addiction to alcohol, and some of the ways I have achieved sobriety. I hope that my stories can somehow touch someone that has the same problems that I did, and maybe they can use some of the methods I taught myself to conquer their alcohol addiction. You can read more of my stories on how I achieved sobriety on my own, by going to my blog http://thecleanlife-mark.blogspot.com.

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Peter M. Bruno

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