Quote by Alcoholics Anonymous Download Open image ““You hit bottom when you stop digging.”” — Alcoholics Anonymous ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2.7 out of 5 (8 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“The way to quit digging holes is to get rid of the shovels and stay away from the dirt.” — Craig D. Lounsbrough Copy Share Image
“You think you've reached the bottom. Then you find out the bottom has a basement.” — Leonard Pitts Jr Copy Share Image
“I'm in a hole because at some point I found a shovel and started digging. Maybe I should trade my shovels for ladders and… — Craig D. Lounsbrough Copy Share Image
“Should I get you a shovel so you can dig that hole a little deeper?” — Rick Riordan Copy Share Image
“When you feel like you have been hit, dig deep and hit back. Rock bottom is not your end; it is your beginning.” — Christine Evangelou Copy Share Image
“I grabbed a shovel and dug, and dug, and dug. Sorry not a very poetic thought, but very deep.” — Lenora Fraga Copy Share Image
“The thing about hitting bottom is that, in the middle of it, sometimes you don’t know if you’re really hitting bottom or just bouncing… — Frederick Weisel Copy Share Image
“I knew I was in deep shit. I didn’t know how deep—just that I still hadn’t touched bottom.” — Sol Luckman Copy Share Image
“Fall as deep as I fell and you'll find out what's at the bottom. It changes you.” — Jeffrey Overstreet Copy Share Image
“Hand me a shovel, he thought. I'm getting tired of digging this hole for myself with my bare hands. -Ben” — Nora Roberts Copy Share Image
“We all hit rock bottom; sometimes, you bounce up fast, sometimes you crawl until you can straighten up and sometimes you have to lay… — J. Autherine Copy Share Image
“How far can you sink before you no longer recognize yourself? Because I think I might be there. This is my bottom and the… — Cheryl McIntyre Copy Share Image
“and I actually talked about God, the one who had abandoned me when I was very little, very frightened, and very hurt.” — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“New Year’s resolutions I recycled for a dozen years while my drinking and my life kept getting worse. Alcohol had enslaved me. I was… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“The horrors grew. Inner horrors. On the surface it looked as though I was more or less keeping it together, but day by day… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“How I ran my home, I don’t know. I went on, realizing what I was becoming, hating myself for it, bitter, blaming life, blaming… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“Acceptance is the answer to all my problemskey to all my problems today.When I am distrubed, it is because I find some person, place,… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“It’s like a man standing on a bridge in the middle of a river with his pants on fire wondering why his pants are… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“But in the light of the new understanding that I have found in A.A., I have been able to interpret that defeat and that… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“I actually wanted a drink, besides feeling that I had to have a drink.” — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“When I got home in the evening, I drank at least half the fifth in front of the television set and watched reruns until… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“I wondered how this misery would end. I was full of fear. I was afraid to tell others what I felt lest they would… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“I tried everything. I moved a thousand miles away from home to Chicago and a new environment. I studied art; I desperately endeavored to… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
“Dishonest thinking, prejudice, ego, antagonism toward anyone and everyone who dares to cross him, vanity, and a critical attitude are character defects that gradually… — Alcoholics Anonymous Copy Share Image
