‘Those times when you get up early and you work hard, those times when you stay up late and you work hard, those times when
Your anonymity is a personal choice. Someone else’s anonymity is not your choice. You have absolutely no right to “out” someone else’s sobriety, clean time,
What you Learn your First Year Sober Getting sober comes with a whole new system of rules and etiquette in the recovery world. More over,
First, I should tell you that I’m a lifelong atheist and I am 10 years sober with the help of a 12-step fellowship (Note: I’m
From my experience in recovery, especially early recovery, holidays can be like walking through a minefield. IEDs everywhere: flame throwers, snipers, relatives throwing grenades. People
Breaking free from a bad habit or addiction can feel like an overwhelming process, but you are not alone. If you are searching for small
Generally speaking, the goal for anyone in recovery is to maintain their sobriety for the long-term. Everyone knows that it begins with stopping the addictive
If you’ve been sober for any period of time, you know how precious that time can be. Holding onto your sobriety for dear life should
Alcoholics Anonymous or AA, is the de facto 12-step fellowship for those recovering from substance use disorder, alcoholism and addiction. Exposure to the fellowship usually
As an addict myself, I can say that getting sober wasn’t easy. The first couple of times I went to treatment was under threat from
