Smartphones are a part of our world, but that doesn’t mean they need to control your life.
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Smartphones are a part of our world, but that doesn’t mean they need to control your life.
“Alcoholism is a progressive disease. It wants you alone, in a room, dead – simple.”
“My only regret is not getting sober sooner.”
When you have crystal-clear memories of all the festivities to look back on, memories that aren’t blurred or dimmed by booze, you’ll be so grateful that you stayed sober through it all.
“I have fought and will continue to fight for people experiencing this disease.”
“Abuse at home, bullying at school, and the anguish of mental illness are the seeds from which addiction grows. So before you pass judgment on me, let me show you my roots.”
“I’ve figured out who I am without alcohol. I feel like I’ve found the secret to my life.”
“Being so desperate to find an excuse to buy vodka at 6 a.m., I picked a fight with my boyfriend, just so I could leave. But by the time I got to the liquor store I was already in full withdrawal.”
Sobriety is a chance to rediscover yourself.
“My paternal grandparents sacrificed their retirement to step in as my caregivers. They never once made me feel like a burden.”