Dear 19-Year-Old Me: It’s Going to Work Out
Dear 19-year-old me, I know that you are in an impossible situation. But I want you to know that it’s going to work out.Read More →
Here you will find stories written by women about the guilt associated with addiction, recovery, and motherhood.
Dear 19-year-old me, I know that you are in an impossible situation. But I want you to know that it’s going to work out.Read More →
Dear Alcohol, You took my life apart, piece-by-piece, and destroyed it. At first I didn’t notice it was you – it couldn’t be, because you were my friend.Read More →
I’ve always thought that because I don’t abuse alcohol like my father that I didn’t have a problem. WRONG. I didn’t drink every day or in excess every day but I’ve lied to myself for too long. Read More →
It is now 4:15 am. I woke up sober. I can’t sleep. I feel guilty, ashamed, and embarrassed. I know what’s wrong with me. I am a drunk. Every day I tell myself that tomorrow will be different. I am sick of lying to myself. I am sick of feelingRead More →
As a newly sober mom, I am flooded with regret. Regret that stops me dead in my tracks; even in the day light. The day light is usually safe because I am busy, but not now. Day light is fair game for self deprivation. I am a 35 year old,Read More →
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