Supporting a Woman's Right to Recovery -- In All its Forms
Tag: grief
My Little Sister is a Heroin Addict
Updated on October 16, 2018 by Sober Mommies Contributor
My little sister is an addict. A full-blown, non-stop, can’t see the rock bottoms she’s hitting, heroin addict.
It’s Okay to Grieve: If I Want to Be Sad, I Will
Updated on May 17, 2018 by Nicole StPierre
My parents have been gone over twenty years, my youngest sister only six. I list all of them as victims of drugs and alcohol. I continue to grieve their loss.
Not all Masks are Bad
Updated on March 29, 2018 by Nicole Ross
Early in recovery, I spent a lot of time removing my masks; the masks I wore were to cover my pain and my lies and my hurt. This was necessary because I spent so long wearing masks to… Read More
The Weight of Surviving
Updated on May 8, 2018 by Nicole Ross
“You are so strong.” “You are such a survivor.” “You must be so thankful to have come through so much.” It was an innocent enough start to a conversation with a family member this week and yet those… Read More
Saved by Yoga, Again
Updated on September 16, 2018 by Esther Nagle
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I have writing to help me get my thoughts and emotions out. I have people around me who will love and support me through it. And I have yoga.
Category: Grief & Loss Tags: Alcoholism, emotions, grief, processing grief