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• 【Celebrate the Half-Year Milestone】: Marking 6 months of sobriety, this sobriety gift for women and men is a symbol of dedication and strength. With “SIX MONTHS” engraved at the top, it serves as a daily reminder of the progress made and the perseverance it takes to reach this stage. Celebrating six months of a sober lifestyle, this sobriety coin is both a reward and motivation to continue on the journey.
• 【Growth Symbolized Through Nature】: The front of this recovery coin depicts an inspiring image of a seed planted in the earth, representing the commitment and self-discipline required to cultivate sobriety. This scene captures the essence of the journey, where the “seed” of a new lifestyle is nurtured and grows strong. The powerful imagery encourages reflection on the steady growth and resilience built over six months.
• 【AA’s Core Principles in Design】: The reverse side of the aa coin is set against a rich deep blue background and features the AA triangle, encircled by the words “UNITY,” “SERVICE,” and “RECOVERY.” These guiding principles of Alcoholics Anonymous reinforce the strength of community and commitment that supports each individual in their recovery journey, symbolizing the network of support that continues to inspire.
• 【Sandra Kring’s Inspirational Quote】: This recovery medallion is engraved with Sandra Kring’s powerful words: “The tiny seed knew that in order to grow, it needed to be dropped in dirt, covered in darkness, and struggle to reach the light.” This quote resonates with the experience of recovery, serving as a reminder of the strength needed to overcome obstacles and embrace the light of a new, sober life.
• 【Crafted for Lasting Meaning and Quality】: Measuring 1.37 inches (35 mm) in diameter and 0.118 inches (3 mm) thick, this aa chip is made with high-quality sculpted enamel for a lasting finish. It’s an ideal keepsake to commemorate sobriety milestones, designed with both men and women in mind. Perfect for celebrating anniversaries, AA meetings, Thanksgiving, Christmas, birthdays, or any special occasion that honors the strength and courage it takes to remain sober.