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  • HeatherO posted Weekend Thoughts - What do you see when you look at the glass in front of you? Is it half full or half empty? Sometimes we focus on the negative and forget about all the good and things we have to be grateful for in life. It sounds so simple, but changing your perspective can really change your attitude and mindset. Try it today!
  • HeatherO posted BIG NEWS!!!

    New Hampshire law to expand telemedicine reimbursement https://shar.es/aXrBOV via @MobiHealthNews
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    New Hampshire law to expand telemedicine reimbursement | MobiHealthNews
    The bill will impact patients with Medicaid coverage and private insurance living in the largely rural state.
  • HeatherO posted “The only place where your dreams become impossible is in your own thinking,” – Robert H Shuller
  • HeatherO posted How is everyone doing?
  • HeatherO posted “If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you always got.” - Ed Foreman
  • HeatherO posted “There are secret opportunities hidden inside every failure.” Anonymous
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  • HeatherO posted Who else is stuck in a heat wave? What are you doing to survive the heat and stay engaged in recovery?
  • HeatherO posted How many of you use the Sobersystems app to help with your recovery?

    For those who don't know - This free app is available on Android or iOS systems and provides help when needed and accountability. www.sobersystems.com
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  • HeatherO posted https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/treatment-program/aftercare/related/how-to-overcome-triggers-in-recovery/#gref
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    How To Identify & Overcome Addiction Triggers - The Recovery Village
    How To Identify and Overcome Addiction Triggers In Recovery One of the long-standing obstacles to recovery is the emotional and physical cues that we experience, which can
  • WanderLou posted Hi All! I am brand new to this site but excited to use a new tool on the road to recovery! It has been 5 days since i last drank. After many stops and starts, i hope this is a place i can come to when my rationalizations for drinking flare up. So far i am inspired by what i have read.
  • Mike Wick posted Hello Everyone!! Thank you all for creating a place to share our journeys into a sober life.
    Today is a special day for me to share: June 19, 2019 is my 30th AA Birthday!!
    Sober since June 19, 1989; it was not a day when I was coming into AA on a the peak of a winning streak. At my first AA Meeting that Tuesday evening, I heard all the stories. When I got home that evening I slept soundly, convinced that what I heard at the meeting were all lies! That NOBODY could go without a drink for an entire day - and most certainly not for 30 days.
    But next day when I confidently shared my conclusions at my second meeting, they all sort of smiled at me, saying, "Keep Comin' Back...". And I did and did and did and did keep coming back. God Bless all of you people in all of those AA rooms because it is with YOUR help and guidance that I have not had a drink today, 30 years after that first AA meeting.
    • HeatherO Thanks for sharing!
    • Mike Wick Hi Heather - Attending my first AA meeting was not of my choice. After a powerful intervention I went into a 28-day treatment center )The Care Unit). The AA meeting was not an elective. we all went. I was groggy and paranoid, probably didn't know what exactly was an AA meeting. But as I said above my learning curve started that night. Albeit slowly.
    • HeatherO Out of curiosity, what was your thoughts going into the first meeting? Any words of advice for those who might be hesitant to start attending meetings?
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  • HeatherO posted What have you found to be your hardest struggle in recovery?
  • HeatherO posted https://www.narconon.org/blog/drug-addiction/10-tips-starting-new-addiction/
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    10 Tips for a New Start After Addiction
    Getting sober is hard enough, but making a fresh start in life is in many ways an even more difficult task. Initially, you have to get through the symptoms of withdrawal and conquer the cravings that you feel for another drink or more drugs.
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