In 2000 days of sobriety, what have I learned? Seems like so much, a brand new way to look at life, respond to life, live life. But I can tell you one thing for certain, the most important thing I…
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Dealing with family in recovery can be a slippery slope. In some cases they can be our biggest fans and in other our harshest critics. Below is an episode of Connection Rehab where we talk about family and how to…
Leave a CommentConnecting with ourselves is most often the toughest connection to make as we enter a life of recovery. This episode of Connection Rehab shares so many nuggets of wisdom on how we can really begin to find out who we…
Leave a CommentThe one thing that I have found common in most addicts and alcoholics is the inability to connect. The inability to develop strong and healthy relationships. Somewhere, somehow in our environment, our raising, we became broken and unable to connect…
Leave a CommentIt is my hope that people can tell that God is my source from what they see on the outside. It is my goal to make it no secret who my source is and why my life was recovered. I…
2 CommentsIn our recovery does there come a point where we can stop saying I’m an alcoholic? Is it necessary for us to continually refer to ourselves as who we used to be? Is it key to being able to remain…
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2 CommentsChange your culture to change your mindset to change your life! CDoing what you have always done, gets you what you have always got! Life is a series of cycles! It is easy to do what you know and most people don’t like change. Fear and the idea of…
Leave a CommentNever in a million years did I ever think I would become an alcoholic. Nor did I ever consider myself one until I had lost what was most important to me. Having a baby at forty was not in the…
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