Recovering Addict That Needs Support

Story Time:
The whole 19 years I've been on this earth, I've been a member of the LDS Church. If you know anything about the Church, you know that anything to do with PMO is a strict no-no. Despite that, I was an addict, and I'm still recovering. This summer would've been 7 years if I hadn't made the decision to stop Now.
My reasons for wanting to change are varied. I've always known I shouldn't be doing what I was, for religious and practical reasons. I was constantly wasting time, it made me chronically tired and lazy, I was going against my religious beliefs, and it was all making me an irritable and sad guy. I'd only made a couple small attempts to stop that only lasted a couple days. On April 10th I had a series of experiences that changed where I wanted to go with my life, and I needed to stop PMO in order to get there. Before then I was PMOing usually multiple times a day. Since April 10th I've PMOed somewhere under 10 times, with my best streak being 16 days.
I've talked to my Bishop about the issue (he's like a Pastor or Priest for those who don't know). But no one else even knows about my addiction, so the only support I have is him and the Holy Spirit (I'm not trying to push my beliefs on anyone, I'm just telling you what I'm experiencing). Those two figures are awesome, and I couldn't have gotten where I am without them. But my goal is complete and total abstinence, and I need people to talk with that understand what I'm going through. So, here I am. Although I'm not happy about the fact that I got so deep into addiction I had to find even more resources to overcome it, I feel privileged to live in a time where such a tremendously supportive community exists to help me overcome my struggles. Thanks everyone!