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Celebrate Recovery Connect 3 months, 1 week agoSecond Step: powerlessness, sanity.
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Rise Up in Christ 3 months, 3 weeks agoWe will be hosting an online video recovery meeting starting either March 24th or March 31st at 7pm Pacific time. If you would like to receive an invite please PM me here with your email address. All are welcome.
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Celebrate Recovery Connect 4 months, 1 week agoAssignment for the week:
Make a list of your daily routine, the things you do everyday. We do this in order to find out how we are showing up in the world.Then, make a list showing what you would like to be doing. Arrange both lists from most difficult to easiest.
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Rise Up in Christ 4 months, 1 week agoAssignment for the week:
Make a list of your daily routine, the things you do everyday. We do this in order to find out how we are showing up in the world.Then, make a list showing what you would like to be doing. Arrange both lists from most difficult to easiest.
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Rise Up in Christ 4 months, 3 weeks agoMeeting tonight, Tuesday Feb. 18, 6:45pm at 6330 San Vicente Blvd, 90048 in LA.
Tonight’s step 2 discussion questions:
1. What are some of your fears with regard to your recovery?
Fear of failure?
Fear of boredom?
Loss of identity?Write about it.
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A Father’s Grief: Alcohol Addiction and LossI received this letter from a father I met on a
Addicted to Love – How to Love your Substance AbuserYour 27 year old daughter calls late one night in a desperate state. She says through panicked sobs that she can’t live like this anymore. “Will you come and get me?” -Why is it so difficult to help the substance abuser you love get the help they need?
Kaylee’s Courage: Enduing the Slings and Arrows of AddictionOkay.... so I can't begin to explain how much anxiety the thought of doing this has given me, but I feel like it was important to do.... so fuck it here goes nothing. The stigma of addiction....
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5 (Not Necessarily Good or Bad) Reasons Millennials Aren’t Going to Alcoholics AnonymousMake no mistake: if you live in a big city like NYC, LA, or Chicago, there are going to be a- Kaylee’s Courage: Enduing the Slings and Arrows of AddictionOkay.... so I can't begin to explain how much anxiety the thought of doing this has given me, but I feel like it was important to do.... so fuck it here goes nothing. The stigma of addiction....
Cheers: Here’s to Our WealthScientists receive $100 million from the alcohol industry to “prove” moderate drinking is beneficial to your health. The study was designed to minimize evidence of harm. Internal documents reveal a particular interest in blunting the World Health Organization’s (WHO) evidence that even a single drink may be carcinogenic.
