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.01-30-17 | By Ty Hager
To the best of my recollection, I was in my early twenties when I first ventured into an AA meeting. Though I can’t recall exactly what prompted so drastic a measure (seems it had something to do with a neighbor’s front yard, my step-mom’s Chevette, and vomit), I can easily summarize my initial thoughts upon listening … 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
10-10-16 | By Blake Cohen
Have you been snapping at people recently for no reason? How about making decisions that you instantly regret? Are your emotions getting the best of you? Well… Sounds like somebody needs a nap! Sometimes life can feel like there’s not enough hours in a day so we try to compensate for that by reducing the number … Continued
09-22-16 | By Chelsea M
It can take a long time and a lot of heartache to get to the point in your addiction where you decide that you need alcohol and drug treatment. It’s true what they say – wanting to get better is sometimes the first step toward long-term recovery, but the fear that keeps you from seeking … Continued
07-27-16 | By Kelly Fitzgerald
One of the biggest misconceptions about addiction is that if you can manage to keep a job, a house, a car, and not go to jail, that these things define whether or not you’re addicted. But the truth is you don’t have to hit rock bottom in the traditional sense, in order to get sober. … Continued
