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04-26-16 | By Brittney Evans
My name is Jake, I am a recovering alcoholic. I have been sober for close to three years. When I was around 15 years old I began using alcohol to feel “normal.” I have found out over time that the main reason for my self-medicating was my struggle with anxiety. I managed to live a … Continued
04-22-16 | By Brittney Evans
If you’ve ever been to a 12-step meeting, even once then you know what we’re talking about. Those slogans they have that after a long day of work or perhaps a day of no work at all are enough to make you roll your eyes. The funny part though is how applicable they are to … Continued
04-15-16 | By Brittney Evans
For many managers, it’s an issue they don’t even know they have: an employee with a substance abuse problem in their workplace. A recent SAMHSA report showed that almost 1 in 10 full-time employees experienced a substance abuse issue in the past year. And having even a single employee with a secret prescription pill or … Continued
| By Brittney Evans
When most people are in the throes of addiction, they are unable to function like normal human beings let alone create works of brilliance. These 16 remarkable authors somehow managed to do just that. However, while they may have been able to produce some literary works of art, pretty much all other areas of their … Continued
03-11-16 | By Brittney Evans
I was placed in foster care at a young age and began my drinking career at age nine. I stole beer from my foster parents and was violently beaten for my actions but it didn’t matter to me because I found a something that allowed me to breathe. The drink allowed me to be anything … Continued
