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Tag: grief
Heroin Stole My Sister
Updated on May 15, 2015 by Sober Mommies
My little sister is an addict; a full-blown, non-stop, can’t see the rock bottoms she’s hitting, heroin addict. It makes my heart hurt. The last time I saw her, I was embarrassed, ashamed, and afraid. That was over a… Read More
I Couldn’t See The Present
Updated on May 6, 2014 by Shanna
So many times I’ve thought to myself, “If only…” If only I had said that, done that, reacted differently, chose differently, and so on. It’s like a song on repeat inside my head where I shame, blame, and… Read More
There’s A Crack In My Foundation
Updated on November 23, 2014 by Julie Maida
I am always encouraging contributors to write about the things that scare them; the things they don’t want to write about. Today it’s my turn and I’m taking my own advice. I was recently asked to contribute to… Read More
I Didn’t Know I Was Grieving
Updated on June 28, 2014 by Shanna
I spent years lost in an addiction that brought me to places darker than any ray of hope could ever possibly reach. At times, death seemed like not just an option, but the solution to save me from… Read More
Addiction Doesn’t Just Kill Addicts
Updated on April 24, 2014 by Rachel
Last Saturday someone I’ve known for over 30 years was killed in a car accident. The driver had two prior DUIs and was driving drunk…AGAIN. My loved one was killed upon impact. She was a mother, a grandmother,… Read More
