The Gift that Keeps on Giving
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,...
Read MoreThere 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,...
Read MoreChanging 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....
Read MoreWhen 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...
Read MoreThrough 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...
Read MoreI’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...
Read MoreWith 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...
Read MoreThere 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...
Read MoreGod Opens Doors No Man Can Shut by Barbara Nicholson-Brown Why the seven words above resonate with me is easy to explain.When I made a commitment to recovery — the...
Read MoreAt a very young age, I felt the shame of my mom’s problem with alcohol. It was the secret we kept within the walls of our home. So all of...
Read MoreThis One is for You, Dad! By God’s Grace, this month marks my 25th year of sobriety. As the day approaches, memories flood through me. It was the very worst...
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