“This is how we recover—one alcoholic sharing their experience, strength, and hope with one another.”
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“This is how we recover—one alcoholic sharing their experience, strength, and hope with one another.”
“There were days when I felt so low I just wanted to go to sleep and not wake up again.”
“When you condone hurtful terms and phrases, it can hurt someone who may be struggling.”
“It was like a switch went off in my mind and body. For the first few years of his life, my OCD and anxiety were painfully off the charts.”
“My heart and my mind battled each other daily.”
“On days when things got too much with the kids, it was just a habit to pour another glass. It was starting to control me, rather than the other way around.”
“Anxiety is hard to explain. It’s even harder to live with.”
“I was 7 the first time I became aware my body wasn’t good enough. I was 8 the first time my body was openly mocked and sexualized. I was 12 the first time others decided what was acceptable for me to wear. I was 19 the first time I lost a lot of weight and became aware ‘thin me’ was a more valued member of society than ‘fat me.'”
“People rarely talk about the financial burden mental illness brings. It’s a burden on your mind and your bank account.”
“Find the small things that make you happy and celebrate them HARD.”