“I’M THE QUEENOF EMPTY PROMISES”
In ‘Confessions of a Recovering Addict’, Dana W explores the subject of friendships lost along the road to recovery.
YOU CAN STAY SOBER NO MATTER WHAT
I’m here to tell you that you don’t have to use this current chaos with the coronavirus to be a part of your story as to why you picked back up. You don’t have to be a statistic.Blythe writes.
LIVING THROUGHA PANDEMIC.
There is no handbook, no guideline and no rules on how to live through a pandemic.Sarah J. Braun is out there doing her best to survive.
SOMETHING ABOUT SAM – UNADDICTED.
Are you an alcoholic?Sam has been severely addicted to alcohol, but he does not feel the term ‘alcoholic’ is useful on his journey.And he’s here to tell us why.
A FEW WORDS ON STIGMA.
Have you felt shame as a result of your addiction? Worried about setting other people?
Go figure. Sam did.
SO, YOU THINK YOU’RE AN ALCOHOLIC?
Are you an alcoholic?Sam has been severely addicted to alcohol, but he does not feel the term ‘alcoholic’ is useful on his journey.And he’s here to tell us why.
A PORTRAIT OF A PISS ARTIST AS A YOUNG GIRL.
She was a drinker. A lush. Being a drinker had been a fundamental part of her identity since being a teenager. As she moves forward, Nikki takes a humorous look back.
BEING ALCOHOL AWARE DURING ALCOHOL AWARENESS WEEK. (… & I’VE HAD ANOTHER BLIP)
Take a growing awareness of the role of alcohol in your life – and throw in a blip. What do you get? Nikki tells it as she sees it…
CAN SOBRIETY BE BOTH A HEALTH TREND AND A MATTER OF LIFE OR DEATH?
Love them or loathe them, the sober influencers are here. And they’re here to stay. Amy casts a sardonic, poignant eye over this disturbing phenomena.
IN THEIR EYES.BY SARAH J. BRAUN.
The start of something new can be both scary and exciting. Recovery fits that description perfectly.Sarah J. Braun writes.
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR THOUGHTS
Challenging thoughts and changing them into positive behaviours is really just taking things slowly. Mike, from Own Sobriety, writes.
EARLY SOBRIETY ISLIKE CLIMBING A MOUNTAIN.
For Gayle, one of the many gifts of sobriety is a huge boost in self confidence, the feeling that she can really do things. That she can go on and achieve more than she ever dreamed possible.
