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Finally, your graduation has arrived. You are ready to step out into the world and experience life living as a sober individual. For many men and women leaving treatment, they have not experienced the “real world” sober in years. It will be a new experience that will be life c...
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1831 Thomas Agar - park keeper at Dunscombe Park "discharged with sobriety, honesty and diligence his duty to mankind and to his God" Monument by J Barry, sculptor, Scarborough
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"Unchained"
Today marks the last bit of an era in my life I have to deal with. It also marks one month since my last alcoholic drink. I believe the local AA group I attend gives out 'chips' for every month of sobriety. I can't say that I'll be overly excited or need the motivation of 'chips' to reach a goal, but I can see where it would be useful to some. Hard to imagine I've been going to these meetings for a month now.
No more ball 'n chain here. Back to freedom to go about life in my way no matter who approves or not. Thankfully, the important people in my life approve of my methods of taking care and figuring out my life. Those that don't can work on their own life/vices and move on.
The boot is apart of my normal work/home attire. The chain is from my walet that I hook to a belt loop. The ball is cat toy borrowed. I'm surprised they didn't notice and try to get in the picture. :-P
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The temperature was -20°C. The place is Auschwitz II - Birkenau, ex-Nazi concentration camp in Poland. Taken inside one of the Jewish prisoner barracks. Nine people lived in each bunk, and every morning a trolley came round collecting bodies from the very floor you see here.
One of a few from a trip I specifically made just to visit Auschwitz thanks to a burgeoning interest in WWII history, and specifically, Nazi ideology.
A sobering entry into the world of FlickR. I promise to upload something more whimsical next time round. :)
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You are not alone. I knew, theoretically that I wasn’t alone but I couldn’t really take that in. you are not the only one who carries the guilt, the shame, the sadness and the despair. You don’t have to give up – it seems impossible and that there is no way out – but there is.
There is hope – reach for it!
A big deterrent for me was finances – I’m broke, I was broke – not having money is a huge deal when it comes to treatment it is possible to get the help you need. If you want it badly enough, you can do it!
Also, I used to think that being strong meant self denial, self punishment and misery. I now know that it takes a tremendous amount of strength to love yourself, to take that leap of faith and to fight for your life.