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02/12/2026

The First 30 Days: Choosing Strength Every Day

The first 30 days of getting clean are not about being perfect.
They’re about being brave.

Every single day you wake up and choose not to use, you are proving something powerful:
You are stronger than the habit. Stronger than the craving. Stronger than the voice that says you can’t.

Temptation will show up. That’s normal.
Urges will come. That’s human.
But urges pass — and every time you let one pass without giving in, you build a stronger version of yourself.

Cravings Are Not Commands

In early recovery, cravings can feel overwhelming. But here’s the truth:
• A craving is a wave — it rises, peaks, and falls.
• A thought is not a decision.
• An urge is not a failure.

You don’t have to fight forever.
You only have to win this moment.

And when you win this moment, you build confidence for the next.

10/21/2025

Getting SOBER meant I had to learn to LOVE MYSELF instead of wanting to ESCAPE MYSELF 👊🏼

09/22/2025

Charlie Sheen Consumed So Much Co***ne the Mexican Cartel Cut Him Off – A Wild Addiction That Shocked Even the Dealers

"Charlie Sheen’s past spiraled into such excess that even the Mexican cartel refused to supply him. In a jaw-dropping revelation, the ‘Two and a Half Men’ star admitted he was ordering so much co***ne that dealers assumed he must be reselling on the side. ‘They had never seen someone acquiring that kind of weight,’ Sheen confessed, describing how the cartel eventually cut him off.

At the height of his chaos, Sheen says he was smoking seven-gram crack rocks — massive doses more commonly reserved for distribution than personal use. With dark humor, he remembered joking, ‘I’m going to need a bigger pipe.’ The actor now calls himself lucky to be alive after years of reckless consumption that blurred the line between celebrity indulgence and outright destruction.

The madness is laid bare in his memoir The Book of Sheen, where he also reveals the turning point that pulled him back: his daughter Sami. One painful day, he was supposed to pick her up, but couldn’t sober up enough to drive. A friend had to step in, leaving Sami silently questioning, Where is Dad? When will Dad ever return? Those words, unspoken yet deafening, shattered him more than any addiction could.

Sheen describes how that moment became his breaking point. The next day, after numbing himself with two Valiums and three beers, he walked away from substances forever. Since 2017, he’s lived sober, driven not by Hollywood fame or survival instincts, but by the need to finally show up for his children.

‘There was only one thing that felt worse than betraying myself,’ he admits, ‘and that was failing my kids.’ Today, Sheen wears his scars like badges of survival — the cartel may have cut him off, but his daughter saved him for good. sheen

07/28/2025

Just Sunday

Good morning, y’all. It’s a beautiful Southern Sunday — the kind of morning where the sun feels like a hug from heaven and the breeze whispers peace into your soul.

If you’re walking the road of recovery today, remember this: God didn’t bring you this far to leave you now. Every breath you take is proof that He’s not finished with you yet. You are a testimony in progress — and every step forward, no matter how small, is a victory over the darkness you once lived in.

So today, soak in the beauty around you. Feel the grace in the quiet moments. Let the birds’ songs be your reminder that even after the storm, there’s still music to be sung and life to be lived.

Stay strong, stay grounded, and keep your eyes on the One who lifts us from brokenness into purpose. You’re not just surviving — you’re rising. And that, my friend, is a Southern Sunday miracle.

04/16/2025

COME SEE US !!

03/04/2025

Good morning! Here’s a meditation for when recovery feels boring or frustrating, but deep down, you know the truth—you’re fighting for your life.

Meditation for When Recovery Feels Boring

Close your eyes. Take a slow, deep breath in. Hold it for a moment. Feel the air fill your lungs—the breath of life. Now exhale, releasing tension, doubt, and frustration.

You may feel restless. You may feel like nothing is happening. But remember: boredom is a privilege of the living.

Think back to where your addiction took you. The chaos, the pain, the darkness. The moments when you didn’t know if you’d make it. You are not there anymore. You are here. Alive. Breathing. Healing.

Recovery isn’t always exciting. It’s not supposed to be. It’s about building something solid, something lasting. And that takes time.

When boredom whispers, “This isn’t worth it,” recognize it for what it is: a test. A distraction. Your old life calling you back. But you are stronger than that. You have come too far to go back now.

Breathe in again—deep, steady, controlled. Feel your strength. Feel your purpose.

Boredom is not a sign that you’re failing. It’s a sign that you are stabilizing. And stability is freedom.

Open your eyes when you’re ready. Carry this truth with you today: every moment of sobriety, even the quiet ones, is a victory over death.
The Way Up

WE WANT TO HELP YOU FIND THE WAY UP Helping men break the chains of drug addiction alcohol addiction substance abuse We are a residential, work-based treatment center for men for whom alcohol or drugs have become a major problem. We are here to help addicts who are willing to consider changing their...

02/11/2025

Today’s motivation for staying clean off crack co***ne

Is about reclaiming control, health, and happiness. Every clean & sober day is a step toward rebuilding trust, strengthening relationships, and proving to yourself that you’re stronger than addiction. Your future is worth the effort—free from guilt, paranoia, and the physical toll of using. Stay focused on your goals, whether it’s reconnecting with loved ones, achieving personal milestones, or simply waking up with a clear mind and a sense of purpose. One day at a time, you’re creating a better life. Stay strong—you’ve got this.

WE WANT TO HELP YOU FIND THE WAY UP Helping men break the chains of drug addiction alcohol addiction substance abuse We are a residential, work-based treatment center for men for whom alcohol or drugs have become a major problem. We are here to help addicts who are willing to consider changing their...

01/30/2025

If you are going to lead by example.
You cannot lead from the back.