We can move from victim to survivor, when we enter recovery we transition to Thriver.
Category: Recovery
A “Once Upon A Time” Story I have a story to tell. A question came to mind the other day and after pondering it an answer arose. Here is my story. Caution is given, this could be a trigger from some. Once upon a time… This works with all stories, it tells the reader that
Addiction Addiction comes in many forms, is not prejudice as to who it ensnares, and may end in death unless a solution is found. The saying around the rooms is “Jails, Institutions, and Death.” The world finds itself in an unknown version of life. The pandemic of COVID-19 has altered our way of living in
Recovery from addiction can seem like a daunting and terrifying journey.
Steps 6 & 7 Once through the first five steps of the 12-step program (A.A., N.A., G.A., etc) it is time to look at clearing the way to develop healthier behaviors, attitudes and beliefs. Step 6: Becoming willing to remove those things about you that get in the way. Defects of character is what Alcoholics
There are over 200 fellowships around the world that have adopted the 12-steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. Each fellowship has adjusted the language to fit with the primary problem of its members. Within each step lies a spiritual concept and a principle that is a part of daily life. The essence of the 12-steps is to
In the past 21 years I have discovered an awareness of me that most people go to any lengths to escape, I know I did. I was terrified to get to know me, discover who I could be and should be beyond the victim and the survivor. Now mind you I did not set out
Good Day, I do hope this finds you well and happy. This is the first day of a new life, each breath refreshes me and brings me healing. I am! This is the new site for me, Connie S Owens, from here there are many more changes to come. The goal is to include a
