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BAC-IN

Peer led drug & alcohol recovery support service for Black, South Asian & Minority Ethnic communities

BAC-IN is a culturally specific, Peer Led, drug and alcohol recovery service that supports individuals to achieve freedom from addiction.

25/01/2026

Sincerely honoured to be a part of an historical gathering at the British Library that took place on 20th January 2025 with the remarkable Dame Carol Black Dr David Patton Ed Day Laura Pechey Suzie Roscoe and the amazing authors of the LEROs book - Lived Experience Recovery Organisations: Peer Generated Epicentres of Personal Change and Collective Transformation.

"A Historic Moment for Lived Experience Leadership - The British Library, a national archive of knowledge, will now hold the , , and of leaders from England, Wales, and Scotland." Dr David Patton

It is a privilege to share BAC-IN’s journey of lived experience leadership (Race For Recovery chapter) through the lens of , and . It is important to acknowledge these intersections, as they significantly impact the body of and shape the of ; requiring , , and from allies and institutions.

reaching communities and changing society through the power of and the spirit of experience.

We do recover and recovery is possible.

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19/01/2026

'Recovery wasn't built in a day; but it's the day that can make all the difference.' - SunraY Sage

Patience, a master virtue, a fruit of the Spirit, has deep roots in both ancient philosophies and spiritual traditions, in recovery it is one of the hardest to attain.

Patience is associated with self-control and the ability to endure challenges without losing one’s composure or values.

Overall, patience is valued across cultures as a crucial quality that enhances personal growth, awakens compassion, and nurtures a deeper inner-standing. In terms of inner strength, It is seen as a testament to the ability to withstand life's storms while maintaining peace of mind and responding to suffering with kindness.

Sabali - Sahana - Ksanti - patience

14/01/2026

Recovery without love is like an another day in active addiction. A life without growth and self actualisation is a life in limbo, a life in turmoil, a crazy life - 'Koyaanisqatsi'..Recovery rooted in love is the noble journey to freedom; freedom to be, and the freedom to become. One day at a time we embrace the journey.

31/12/2025

Illusions: Awakening & Recovery:

In today’s society, the pervasive influence of misinformation and societal programming shapes our beliefs and behaviors. We are bombarded with narratives of lies and illusions; many accept easily and even repeat without questioning their validity.

As a result, many; unconsciously adopt these narratives, often without critical reflection; creating a societal echo chamber, where lies can thrive and be perpetuated.

When society is fed falsehoods, the consequences can be profound. Individuals not only absorb these but also become their advocates, spreading them further.

In an age where information spreads rapidly, the ability to discern truth from illusion becomes increasingly vital.

As we approach 2026, with a growing sense of global awakening among individuals who are beginning to question the narratives they've accepted; seek deeper truth. The journey toward awakening is not just about rejecting falsehoods; it’s also about embracing a new way of thinking and seeking a deeper understanding of our reality to live more consciously.

"Change begins with self."
- SunraY Sage ❤️

14/12/2025

A Noble Journey:

Addiction is a formidable adversary, leaving behind a trail of harm, loss, and insurmountable pain. It shatters lives, creating a landscape littered with broken dreams and fractured relationships. Yet, amidst this chaos, there lies a powerful narrative of hope and rebirth—one that speaks to the resilience of the human spirit.

Just as a rose grows from the concrete, often amidst harsh conditions, so too do we emerge from adversity. The damaged petals of the rose symbolize our struggles, but they do not diminish its beauty. Instead, they tell a story of survival and tenacity, reminding us that true strength often arises from our vulnerabilities.

In recovery, we learn to embrace our flaws and scars. Each moment of pain becomes a stepping stone toward greater resilience. As we heal, we cultivate kindness and compassion—not just for ourselves, but for others who walk similar paths.

The journeys of those in recovery are nothing short of miraculous. They illuminate the way for others, showing that it is possible to rise from the depths of despair. Their stories resonate far and wide, igniting sparks of hope in those still struggling in the shadows of addiction.

The quote is a powerful metaphor that serves as a reminder that our imperfections and struggles do not define us; rather, they contribute to our unique beauty and strength; inspire others to find their own path toward the sun.
.rani

10/12/2025

Addiction Recovery Education Tools:
LERO Masterclass videos, which feature some CLERO Connectors and expert facilitators on LERO-related topics:

- Lived Experience Recovery Organisations -

related Masterclass 6 - , , & :

https://lnkd.in/eZbQ6C57

https://youtu.be/j6-2floo0rw

"Equity isn’t about inviting us in, it’s about rebuilding the system so no one gets shut out.” HANNAH LITT

-Lived Experience Trauma Mining- "Right now, the system takes our pain, turns it into reports, uses it to secure funding, but nothing changes." SOHAN SAHOTA

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04/12/2025

Never Give Up: Recovery is always possible: Change is coming; Make iT Happen (MiH).

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02/12/2025

The strongest souls keep moving forward, not giving up: They are relentless, in tenacity and resilience. They cultivate a profound relationship with God, who walks beside them, carrying them through every trial of adversity and hardship.

Stay close to God, for in that sacred connection lies the ultimate source of strength and hope. Above all, let faith be your guiding light, illuminating the path even in the darkest moments.

Stay strong and keep going; recovery is possible and you can do it. Let's do it👊🏽

24/11/2025

: reflections and lessons learned:

As I reflect on the path that has secured my arrival to this point; I am reminded that another day brings another year - a milestone that signifies personal growth, heartfelt gratitude and self transformation.

In a life of chaotic addiction; driven by uncontrollable obsession and compulsion, enough was never enough, and more was always less.

We are not defined by what breaks us but by the actions we take to rebuild our lives.

Recovery is a reality to be embraced, celebrated and shared.

Through this journey, key lessons to offer:

- The power of community; Recovery is not a solitary journey; it thrives on the support of loved ones, peers and the community. Together, we can lift each other up.

- Forgiveness is key; seeking forgiveness from those we have hurt is an essential part of the recovery healing process. It allows us to heal not only ourselves but also those we have affected along the way.

- Resilience Matters; every setback can become a stepping stone toward personal growth and encourages to live more consciously.

- Embrace the process; recovery is a journey filled with ups and downs, with its ebb and flow. Patience and faith in the process are vital; recovery works if we let it.

- Hope is Essential; no matter how dark it may seem, there is always hope for a brighter day. The light will always show up.

- The Power of spiritual connection; regardless of what you believe or don’t believe, know that there is something far greater and sacred that permeates within and around us. This spiritual connection can provide strength,
higher guidance and comfort.

To those still fighting their battles, remember that a life of freedom, health and fulfillment awaits you. Keep pushing forward - you are worthy of recovery. You matter.

.rani .space

21/11/2025

Peer Generated Epicentres of Personal Change and Collective Transformation (Recovery Pathways Series).

https://amzn.eu/d/4XxVbjR

Behind every there is a story of ; and . A true labor of ; to give something back to the ...

To Be of Service to the Community.

Always grateful to Dr David Patton for the opportunity to write a chapter for BAC-IN.

"RACE FOR RECOVERY"
- Leave No One Behind -

Amazing co-authors: Dot Smith Tim Sampey Sarah Vaile Michelle Foster Eleanor Youdell Lanre Adetimole David Higham Neil Ainslie Jericho House Derby Manja Wolfram Carl Cundall Ed Day Dave Memery Nicola Smith Laurence Hickmott Annie Brown Angela Panzera Caragh Arthur Laura Pechey Jo Celnik Beverlee Williams Christiane Jenkins Sunny Dhadley FRSA Charlotte Hawkes Marcus Johnson Michelle Lane

Song: Echomox

Jit Chauhan Kim Kaur Dr Marcellus Baz BEM Sarita-Marie Rehman-Wall Nadia Whittome Steven Smith Humma Nizami Yasmin Rehman Kay Dhesi NHS Addictions Provider Alliance Collective Voice Suzie Roscoe

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17/11/2025

We Do Recover: Recovery Is Possible.

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10/10/2025

Recovery is a noble gift for the Soul. Recovery is possible. Recovery ends addiction and awakens the consciousness of the heart. Recovery is about hope, resilience and reconnection, it's about living to the fullest, ultimately Recovery is about love, light, healing and realignment with the Sacred Self❤️🙏

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