Good Monday Morning. The sky is blue-gray, with traces of pink. I had a good nights sleep, and I’m ready for a new week.I’ve been thinking about gratitude and giving back. Both are action words. Without alcohol and drugs in my system, I’m somewhat anxious when facing social events and people. You might not know
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DO NOT MISS tonight’s “Women & Addiction”, 8:30 pm EST, when Canadian recoveree Lorelie Rozzano shares her powerful story and talks about her books, “Jagged Little Edges” and “Jagged Little Lies”. These novels are about a fictional teen who uses drugs & alcohol to cope with a traumatic home life…something Lorelie knows a lot about
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From the time I was little I learned how to turn my feelings off. Trouble was, they stayed off. Then one day I met booze and they turned back on. I thought I’d found the solution, but what I really found was hell. Today my off switch is broken. There is no off, only on.
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I don’t think I was born BAD A beautiful little kid Who became very sad Born into the disease Of alcoholism and blame Filled with sorrow and guilt Regret and shame. A pit of emptiness Harbouring endless pain Drinking away sorrows For future horrors A numbed out peace Of mindless release An endless task A
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