When I think of my recovery,I think of my greatest strength. I think of it as a second nature because I wake up sober and clean from alcohol and hard drugs each day and go to bed sober each night. A part of me wishes I could drink like a "normal" person but I can't... that's why I'm a recovering alcoholic and I would go overboard with the meth and pills and whatever else I could get my hands on. I'm not just a survivor from my past, I'm a fckn warrior with so much fight within. I've survived everything that did kill me and stuff that almost killed me. We're all still alive for a reason so take each day as a gift and do your best to become a better version of yourself. It's hardwork and it's miserable some days but it's all worth it when you wake up clean and sober and all and you may wake up feeling like sht but get through each day as best as you can and try to find some beauty to each day along your journey
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Beautifully said! That's exactly what I say. Take it day to day. Each day sober and alive is better than not being alive at all. Celebrate even the small wins! They are all precious! Keep being a warrior!
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I knew this one woman year's ago back when I was homeless and single,she had a house,a job,a car, parent's and basically had everything I didn't have and she complained all the time while I was sleeping in a tent in the bushes with whatever clothes I could carry and not once did I complain
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Material things don't make you happy. Happiness comes from inside. You see to have figured that out! Hold it close. And be extremely proud of how far you've come!
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I really am proud of myself thanks🙂Let's chat