As addicts, we fight for our freedom 24 hours at a time. Our spiritual fitness maintenance is important for us to maintain freedom from the disease of addiction. I am grateful to live in a country that allows services to help those in need.
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Recovery is a time to tear away the veil and expose who you really are, while slowly mending those relationships you may have neglected for some time.
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Each time I experience change, the transformation is amazing. When I enact new responses to defeat or judgement or negativity in my life, I am amazed. Change seems to get easier each time!
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It doesn’t matter what you do, where you are from, or where you are going– if I love you, you know it. I know that I have to forgive to keep my heart open to self-love so I can be selfless for others.
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Those of us who struggle with addiction have to be mindful after we become sober from the drug or drink of our choice. It is important to stay vigilant and avoid crossing into another addiction because of a temporary need to release oxytocin and endorphins.
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Today, I am almost seven years sober. I am still figuring out who the heck I am. Isn’t that what life is truly about? Every day we learn. I learn what I like and don’t like, who I like and don’t like, and why I like and don’t like.
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