Day 1 of true sobriety. No more Adderall, no more Clonopin. I was in such denial about my addiction. And although I hated identifying as an addict, I learned that it doesn’t make me a bad person, it’s just a part of who I am now. And I accept!
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Great job Kim
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Addicts in recovery are cool people and stronger than anybody but us will understand. Be proud of who you are and what you’ve gone through.
What anyone else thinks of me is none of my business. And they are probably not thinking about me anyway. They are probably too busy thinking about themself.
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Woohoo Kim! Acceptance is a cornerstone to the sobriety arch we are building. Each day we are sober, each day we help others, each day we come closer to God and each day we practice our program we get close to walking through the sobriety arch. Keep your head up! We all
Maybe addicts but it’s when we come together and change our behaviors we grow spiritually. I’ve learned that if I put my addictive behaviors towards healthy habits I’m a more productive person to society.
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You can do this. Keep positive and know great things await you. Congrats
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Thank you all so much!! Your stories and advice have helped me to finally surrender and I have never felt more free.
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That’s great Kim! Keep doing what you’re doing and let us know what we can do to help. 
Welcome to the journey. How are you doing so far?
Congratulations!!!
Congrats it only gets better from here
Praise God.
Congratulations adderall can be hard for a certain type of person especially for years of taking it like a lot of ppl I know! So congrats! And Godspeed for you! Keep in remembrance of why you desired to drop it! Cause you can develop the strength, it just takes time!
Welcome to the club! I was going on half measures for almost a year before I let go of my last vice. It’s very freeing.
Nicely done. Every streak starts at one!
You're awesome. One trudgedly step at a time
I would like a link to some online meetings please.
Thank you
Congratulations girl
Outstanding!!
Congratulations keep it up. It only gets better
I am prescribed adderrall. What made you want to stop?