Substance Abuse/Recovery
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One Day at A Time
If you knew you were going to die tomorrow, how would you spend today? Living one day at a time, we always spend that day as well as we can.
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Living With Physical and Verbal Abuse in Recovery
You've experienced terrible physical and verbal abuse, but when you tell your story at meetings or to your sponsor, all you seem to get in response is, "Keep the focus on yourself." That makes you feel so misunderstood and alone, doesn't it?
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Living a Full Life
Living a full life means the happiness but also the aches and pains of life.
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Women Need Friendship for Recovery
Women trying to balance their recovery with their commitments to other people have difficulties with traditional messages of recovery, like attending 90 meetings in 90 days.
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What's Your Boiling Point?
People in recovery often find that their number one character defect is anger and an inappropriate expression of that anger. This anger can lead to violent altercations with other people, even people we love.
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Are you ready for recovery?
Recovery isn't easy. Don't expect it to be. But you can have a strong back to carry the load...the strength comes from recovery and your higher power.
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Good luck, bad luck. Who knows?
Are you a worrier? Lack faith in the positive outcomes waiting for you in the future? Check out this story often used by Rev. Anthony Demello to make a point about turning our will and our lives over to the care of God.
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What is your nightmare?
Attachments to things, people, places and ideas can become so obsessive that we lose focus on other things. Then they're no longer relationships, work, food, ideas, and normal success...they are something much worse!
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There is No Quick Fix in Recovery
So you want to get this recovery business over with? Get things fixed and move on? Hold on...it's not quite that easy! Simple, but not easy.
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What Does Co-dependency Mean?
Does your behavior consistently indicate co-dependency? Find out what co-dependency looks and sounds like. Try it on for size for yourself!
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The Concepts Behind the Twelve Steps
What doe the Twelve Steps of recovery programs like A.A. and Al Anon mean? Here's one way of breaking the steps down into some concepts to help us understand how the steps can help us in our daily lives.
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