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Gratitude

5 Easy Ways to Practice Gratitude Every Day

2023-09-19
By: Laura Rees
On: September 19, 2023
In: Feelings, Gratitude, Motherhood, Relationships, Self-care
With: 0 Comments

An attitude of gratitude can change your life, positively affecting relationships, sleep, healthy habits (like exercising more), and mood.Read More →

A Terrifying Halloween at the Bottom of a Whiskey Bottle

2022-10-31
By: Melissa Kreutz
On: October 31, 2022
In: Alcoholism, Binge Drinking, Feelings, Gratitude
With: 1 Comment

Welcome to my rock bottom. Halloween, 2013. A rock bottom that had lasted a year—a turning point in my life.Read More →

Six Years Of Accountability

2021-03-15
By: Sober Mommies Contributor
On: March 15, 2021
In: Alcoholism, Gratitude
With: 8 Comments

The healthier I get, the more I can convince myself that I am of such sound mind now that I can go ahead and drink. But my husband keeps me accountable.Read More →

5 Things That Happen When You Begin to Love Yourself

2019-11-01
By: Laura Rees
On: November 1, 2019
In: Feelings, Gratitude, Mom Guilt, Motherhood, Self-care, Self-image
With: 0 Comments

Loving yourself in sobriety (or any time) can be tough, but ultimately it will help you love and care for others to the best of your ability.Read More →

Unpacking our Past to Face the Future

2019-09-02
By: Rachel Nolan
On: September 2, 2019
In: Feelings, Finding Balance, Gratitude, Mom Guilt, Motherhood, Relationships, Trauma
With: 0 Comments

While we walked the aisles and found the perfect Anna and Elsa backpack and matching lunchbox, I told her that in two years I was going to bring her back for a new backpack for the first day of kindergarten.Read More →

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