Sarah L Granberg LLC

Sarah L Granberg LLC Licensed Therapist in FL for Trauma and Addiction ~ Private Practice Closing 6/1/25 due to Employment at EPIC Community Resource Center (Englewood, FL)

12/25/2025

Twas the night before Christmas, we were all in the club,
Enjoying the meeting, instead of the pub;
The ashtrays were clean and the coffee was made,
The Big Books were out, and all had prayed.
When out in the lot, there arose such a clatter,
We jumped up from the table to see what was the matter.
The Chair with his Big Book, and I with my smokes,
Headed outside and found these two blokes.
They came on inside, and sat at the table;
Said that they’d chair, as soon as they’re able.
To start with, they said, “It’s more than not drinking.
It’s doing your best to fix your wrong thinking.”
“Think, Think, Think!” and those slogans we used,
Help keep the newcomer from getting confused.
Step 1 is a start, they said we should know,
But after Step 2, we’ll be all aglow.
We make a decision when we get to Step 3;
Step 4 is real tough, we all could agree.
Step 5 is the one where we let it all out,
After Steps 6 and 7, we’re left with no doubt.
We get to Step 8, and we make our list;
And then with Step 9, we have to persist.
After Step 9, our promises ring true;
We didn’t just get that, out of the blue.
After that, it’s on with the rest;
We must do each day, to be our best.
They put on their coats and got ready to leave;
A pretty good end, for this Christmas Eve.
As to their names, we only could guess;
I’m pretty sure it was Bill W. and Bob S.
The two men hopped into a ’35 Ford,
And as they pulled out, one of them roared:
“We leave this message, for you our brothers:
Trust God, clean house, be of service to others.
And for all of you people, we just want to say:
Merry Christmas to all and don’t drink today. “

12/23/2025
12/22/2025

💛 Someone may be in their first 30 days of A.A. or their last 30 days…

PRINCIPLES, NOT PERSONALITIES

The way our "worthy" alcoholics have sometimes tried to judge the "less worthy" is, as we look back on it, rather comical. Imagine, if you can, one alcoholic judging another!
THE LANGUAGE OF THE HEART, p. 37

Who am I to judge anyone? When I first entered the Fellowship I found that I liked everyone. After all, A.A. was going to help me to a better way of life without alcohol. The reality was that I couldn't possibly like everyone, nor they me. As I've grown in the Fellowship, I've learned to love everyone just from listening to what they had to say. That person over there, or the one right here, may be the one God has chosen to give me the message I need for today. I must always remember to place principles above personalities.

From the book Daily Reflections.
Copyright © 1990 by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc. All rights reserved.

This was a wonderful event to participate again in last Saturday. My favorite job ever and always will be as EBH at Ft K...
12/21/2025

This was a wonderful event to participate again in last Saturday. My favorite job ever and always will be as EBH at Ft Knox and I was honored to remember those I served with and will never forget by saying their names. 🇺🇸 My friend and I then participated in the event 🎄 for the may Veterans laying at rest at Gulf Pines.

12/12/2025

Join us Dec. 21, 6PM as we memorialize our Homeless friends who passed in 2025. A beautiful evening of shared memories, music, and a light meal in their honor.

1PM @ Englewood Veterans Memorial today 🇺🇸
12/07/2025

1PM @ Englewood Veterans Memorial today 🇺🇸

12/07/2025

When the Time Is Right ⏰ *so true!!

There are times when we simply do not know what to do, or where to go, next. Sometimes these periods are brief, sometimes lingering.

We can get through these times. We can rely on our program and the disciplines of recovery. We can cope by using our faith, other people, and our resources.

Accept uncertainty. We do not always have to know what to do or where to go next. We do not always have clear direction. Refusing to accept the inaction and limbo makes things worse.

It is okay to temporarily be without direction. Say “I don’t know,” and be comfortable with that. We do not have to try to force wisdom, knowledge, or clarity when there is none.

While waiting for direction, we do not have to put our life on hold. Let go of anxiety and enjoy life. Relax. Do something fun. Enjoy the love and beauty in your life. Accomplish small tasks. They may have nothing to do with solving the problem, or finding direction, but this is what we can do in the interim.

Clarity will come. The next step will present itself. Indecision, inactivity, and lack of direction will not last forever.

🙏🏼 Today, I will accept my circumstances even if I lack direction and insight. I will remember to do things that make myself and others feel good during those times. I will trust that clarity will come of its own accord.

Quoted from The Language of Letting Go.

12/01/2025

🎁 Giving Tuesday Will Soon Be Here! 🎁
This holiday season, you can help bring joy to those experiencing homelessness in Sarasota and Charlotte counties. We’re collecting $20 gift cards (Walmart, Dollar Tree, RaceTrac, etc.) for our Camper Christmas Bags.
You can donate online or drop off gift cards at our ministry building before December 7, 2025. Every gift makes a difference and spreads the love of Christ to those in need!
💻 Visit our website to give: www.jesuslovesyouministry.org/ways-to-give
Let’s make this holiday season brighter—together! ✨

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