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The tall, thin figure with a messy mop of salt and pepper curls has become a sort of permanent fixture at the little white church. Every day, without fail, he sweeps the steps of the church, clearing it of leaves…
Chronic disease and recovery
In a 2019 article, Medical News Today published that more than a third of people who are “recovering from addiction continue to experience chronic physical disease.” Extreme and extended use of alcohol and other substances has the potential to lead…
Myths about addiction
For those who’ve never battled addiction, the idea of it is perplexing. Is addiction a real illness? Can’t you just stop? What’s wrong with you? Irvin, a 38-year-old writer recently diagnosed with sex and love addiction, says he completely understands…
Humility in recovery
The 7th step in Alcoholics Anonymous -- “Humbly asked him to remove our shortcomings” -- proved hardest for Jason, a recovering addict, alcoholic and compulsive gambler. At 42 years old, Jason is today a fierce believer in a higher power,…
Appreciating Positive Influences
In recovery, one can become hostile, angry, or even violent toward those who are simply trying to help us heal. We see their attempts at guiding us toward sobriety as an affront, a lack of compassion for what we’ve just…
