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.02-26-20 | By Lisa Wolfe
There are relationships worth fighting for (even those filled with the insanity from your drug-addicted spouse or significant other). While other times, it’s time to go! But how do you know? There are some pretty basic signs that not just indicate it’s time to leave, but in any relationship, you should never stay to “work … Continued
05-05-17 | By Tim Stoddart
A family is defined as a group of people affiliated either by consanguinity, affinity, co-residence, or a combination of the above. The Collegiate Recovery Community at Mississippi State University is a family. The entire town of Starkville is that way. Strangers will often happen upon the college town by mistake and wake up ten years … Continued
12-04-16 | By Anthony
Plan Dinner, Watch a Movie, and Listen on the Go. What’s up #recoverywarriors!? It has been a long time since I have had the chance to write to all of you here in Sober Nation and I am pumped to be back at it. I am about to share some really exciting ways we can … Continued
11-15-16 | By Robert Apple
One of the biggest discussions on blogs and forums about addiction is the subject of enabling. It’s very emotional. Last week I talked to a mother about her son. Her son had a ten year battle with opiates, and he eventually died from an overdose. The mother recounted all the years of trying to help … Continued
05-03-16 | By Tim Powers
Watching a family member, friend or loved one getting pulled under by drug addiction can be like watching a train wreck in slow-motion. As substances take control of a loved one’s physical, emotional and spiritual well-being, we feel powerless as we watch those we care about make the transformation to a person we don’t even recognize … Continued
