Whats your recovery style? What works for one might not work for others so im just curious what everyone else is doing?
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I work the three legacies of AA. This past year I’ve joined an ACA group and both groups meet on Wednesdays. It’ll be a busy day 
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multi prong approach, with the Bio, Psycho, Social, Spiritual model. (BPSS)
deep..
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God has always worked for me. Turning to Him always! With Him ALL THINGS are possible!
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What’s your method, Ashlee?
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I don’t really have one I just take it one day at a time I don’t go to meetings or anything like that but what works for me might not work for others.
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I’m doing it the same as you Ashlee. One day at a time 
The sober apps, following sober socials, my faith, and desire to change are helping me stay on track.
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I go to church, they are always open, it’s free and you can always go in and kneel down and “pray for guidance”
I’m going on 41 years of sobriety.
I don’t get caught up in anyone else’s recovery, I work it my own way. Free for 41 years of alcohol, drugs, weed, 100% clean and free
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Trust God, Clean House, Help Others.
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We got this!! 
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That’s awesome 
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I picked up skating. Haven’t been able to do it much lately. But slowly working it back into the schedule.
First thing is cut all ties that I know would weigh me down. I’ve been building my relationship back with my family and my daughter. But what really helps is being comfortable to speak about where I was in my addiction while being honest with myself. When I can be honest with myself I can really see how bad I became and it really makes me want to be better and not just be comfortable sober but strive for more positives in life
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Active in AA fellowship. Practicing the principles of the steps to the best of my ability. Been soberly practicing since 5/7/89
For me working out running meditating praying going to church helping others being a good person and sharing my story