Recovery month is a few months away and my colleagues and I encourage you, your family and friends to attend the 11th Annual Art of Recovery Expo, Saturday, September 17 at...
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It is only appropriate to dedicate the front page this month to the memory of John Bradshaw. In 2012, the Art of Recovery Expo was honored to have his presence...
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When I first sobered up I was frightened, the ‘too scared to live and too scared to die’ feelings overwhelmed me. I was certain that entering a 12 step meeting...
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There are times in life, some more than others, when I realize how much of a gift my journey in recovery is. While I’d like to believe I’m in complete,...
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Changing the Conversation email me at [email protected] Our feature story, “Keeping Them Safe” is part of the campaign on family awareness through the Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family....
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When I write these columns, I speak from my heart. I’ve learned to do on my recovery journey. I have a box full of coins commemorating my years of sobriety...
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Through most of my years as an active alcoholic and addict, I used to wish I was from a different family, that’s the problem I thought! The disease was in...
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I’m going to keep this month’s column light and short! Hopefully the space between the lines filled with love, laughter, hope and thanks are felt from me to you. In...
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With Thanksgiving just a few weeks away – I was thinking how the word gratitude is probably spoken more often than any other day of the year. We’re openly grateful...
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There once was a time when I could not imagine not being ‘out of my mind’ from a drink or some drugs. It was the thing to do within my...
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