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Why Ask Why

Your Humble Road Warrior

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I just got home from my Tuesday night meditation class. The class consists of a 40 minute semi-guided meditation in the vipanassa tradition of mindful awareness, followed by a dharma talk on some very meaningful topic

Strange Things Happen on The Second Road

Bill

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For those of you who haven’t figured it out yet, I’m a recovering alcoholic and addict. Because this is the time of the year when I make a point of looking back at how things were, I offer the following story.

Simple Questions, Tough Answers

William C. Moyers

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People struggle to explain to me their problems related to alcohol or other drugs. The result: Oftentimes, they expound in minute detail about their circumstances

The bottle beside the road

LaRee

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I’m running. I’m running. I love running. I’m free. I’m serene. I’m focused. There’s a half-eaten Snickers in my path. It’s been bitten, chewed and thrown away. It’s crawling with bugs. The wrapper is torn and faded. It’s clearly very old.

Unaltered

Chris

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Everyone has their own opinion and their own path in matters like this and I hope not to make this a launch pad for the kind of unproductive discussion that this topic often precipitates. My path and my recovery has included medical care

SEPTEMBER IS NATIONAL RECOVERY MONTH!

Humble Road Warrior

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Every year SAMHSA (The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) promotes recovery in a BIG way during the month of September.

The Codependent Den of Iniquity

The Junky's Wife

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I’ve long envied addicts their rehabs, their stints of unemployment, and their ability to allow themselves to be taken care of. Rehab sounds fabulous to me…especially the nicer ones, like the Lindsay Lohan rehabs where you do yoga

Blow up

Diary of a Quitter

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It happened again. Every few months, I’m unable to contain the mass of anger inside me and I blow up at my partner. Unsuprisingly, this tends to happen about a week before I get my period. For a long time, I wrote it off as PMS, bu

I am thankful for
Many parts of recovery
It is hard to believe that after 4 years sober, I am helping to raise a child. I... more
A favorite quote
Loneliness
Alcoholics and addicts are people who treat loneliness with isolation. ~ Anon.... more
I am thankful for
those people who are in my
I was thinking today how lucky I am to have the people that I do in my life.&nbs... more
I am thankful for
This Site
 I am simply grateful for this site. It has helped me stay sober and relati... more
A favorite quote
We well be known

We will be known forever by the tracks we leave.

Dakota Proverb


Right now I am

Wondering if I can get through the coming week without Drinking or Using. We wil... more