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To All my READERS – 2015

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HAPPY NEW YEAR from Times Square in NYC!

Thank you to all my faithful readers & a big welcome to all who have joined me this year.

These are some of the figures posted by WordPress that all of you made possible:
“The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people.
This blog was viewed about 60,000 times in 2014.
If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 22 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

The busiest day of the year was March 15th with 559 views. The most popular post that day was ‘List of HEALTHY Boundaries (Part 1)’.

WORLD-WIDE readership: 146 countries in all! Most visitors came from USA. Canada & U.K. were not far behind.”

images-3I wish for each of you : growth, safety & enjoyment on your path to Recovery, in the coming year.
Donna Marie

Fireworks over the Hudson River, NYC

REQUEST of my READERS

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 CELEBRATING A  YEAR & A HALF of posts

Thank you all for your continued interest in following this blog.

• For 30 years people have been saying I should be writing down all my material because it has been so helpful & they wanted to see it spread around.

• My answer always was “I’ll do it when I’m old”.  Well, this year I turned 65!  I started writing these posts at the end of March 2010 on my website (www.acoarecovery.com),  and began publishing them on WordPress in July.

• So I’m pleased to share this marker with everyone. AND, my Flag Counter  app shows that it’s being read in over 100 countries!

• MY REQUEST: Please write comments on posts whenever they touch you and let me know what you’re getting out of this work.

Tell me if I’m on the right track, if I’m leaving out anything, & what you’d like me to write about in the future.

My best wishes for your growth & peace of heart!

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