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Supporting a Woman's Right to Recover her Own Way
A Letter To My Sister, The Addict 
9 Reasons I Want To Start Drinking Again 
I’ve Tried, But I’m Not Ready To Stop Drinking 
A “Strong Suggestion” Killed my Friend 
I Don’t Look Like A Meth Addict Tag: Recovery
I Am Not A “Junkie”
Updated on September 10, 2019 by Rachel Trimble
“Drunk,” “junkie”, “crackhead”, “stoner”, “dope fiend”, “pill popper”, and “coke head”. These words used to easily roll off my tongue when I was using.
He Said I Wasn’t Good Enough – He Was Right
Updated on September 10, 2019 by Sober Mommies Contributor
He didn’t want to be with an alcoholic—with someone he couldn’t 100% trust to never drink again.
Pay No Attention To The Woman Behind The Curtain
Updated on September 3, 2019 by Sober Mommies Contributor
I always had this picture inside my head of how life would be in sobriety; this idyllic vision of having it all together. I was wrong.
It’s Okay To Be Human In Recovery
Updated on August 20, 2019 by Rachel Trimble
I want to make it clear that it is not my intention to bash 12-step programs; I love them. I’ve been an active member of one since the day I got clean. I’m grateful for every suggestion I’ve ever received,… Read More
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Unpacking our Past to Face the Future
Updated on September 10, 2019 by Rachel Nolan
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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.
Category: Feelings, Finding Balance, Gratitude, Mom Guilt, Motherhood, Relationships, Trauma Tags: Depression, medication, mental illness, motherhood, Recovery, Treatment