Time To Go Recovery

02/25/2026

My name is Amber and next month I will have 9 years!

02/24/2026

02/23/2026

Let’s go Cory on three years!!!!! 02/23/2023

You’re an inspiration and a beacon of light out here!

Keep thriving man!!

02/23/2026

Congrats to Nick on 9 months of recovery today!

02/23/2026

Waiting on more supplies and we will create a deadline and date

02/23/2026

Let’s have a real conversation about something that’s quietly shaping recovery every single day…

The words we use.

Because language doesn’t just describe our lives — it programs them.

When you say, “I’m an addict” or “I’m an alcoholic,” it might feel honest. It might feel accountable. But those words carry decades of shame, stigma, and moral judgment. They were born in a time when people were punished for struggling, not supported.

And when you repeat a label long enough, your brain starts to believe that’s all you are.

But you are not a label.

You are not your lowest moment.
You are not your coping mechanism.
You are not your diagnosis.
You are not your past.

Addiction is not a character flaw. It’s not weakness. It’s not a lack of willpower. It’s a complex health condition shaped by trauma, environment, genetics, pain, and survival. And survival does not deserve shame.

When you say “I’m an addict,” you reduce your entire existence to one chapter.

Try this instead:
“I’m a person in recovery.”
“I’m healing.”
“I struggled with alcohol.”
“I’m growing.”
“I’m rebuilding.”

Feel the difference?

One defines you by the wound.
The other defines you by your humanity.

Words can trap people in guilt.
Or they can open the door to compassion.

Recovery isn’t about branding yourself with a scar.
It’s about reclaiming your identity beyond it.

Language matters.
Stigma kills.
Compassion heals.
And you are so much more than a word. 🖤

02/23/2026

🐣 We’re Getting Ready for Our Community Easter Dinner — and We Need Your Help! 🐣

Warren Family Mission is currently collecting Easter hams to help us serve a free Easter dinner to our neighbors in need. 💜

🗓 Please donate by March 20th
We are also accepting:
🥫 Canned green beans
🥫 Canned corn
🥫 Canned cream of mushroom soup
📦 Boxes of stuffing
🥔 Mashed potatoes
🥣 Gravy
🍍 Canned crushed pineapple
🍞 Hawaiian rolls
🍰 Desserts

📍 Donations can be dropped off at:
Warren Family Mission – Main Outreach Center
155 Tod Ave NW, Warren, OH 44485
🕘 Monday–Friday 9am–4pm | Saturday 9am–1pm

🍽 Our FREE Community Easter Dinner will be held April 3rd from 12–2pm at our Tod Ave location.

Your generosity helps us bring comfort, dignity, and a beautiful Easter meal to local families. Thank you for being part of our mission! 💕

📞 Questions? Call us at (330) 394-5437

02/23/2026

Today hits different. 💙 🙏🏼

I just received our first package of outreach supplies for our upcoming outreach mission — rain ponchos and first aid kits. 📦🙏

It might not look like much to some people… but to me, this is the start of something MUCH bigger.

This is the beginning of boots on the ground.
This is the beginning of showing up for people who feel forgotten.
This is the beginning of purpose in motion.

Every poncho means someone won’t have to sit in the rain.
Every first aid kit means someone has a little more safety.

I’m beyond grateful to be in a position today where I can give back. What started as a vision is now turning into action — and this is only the beginning.

My outreach company, Time To Go Recovery, is built on compassion, second chances, and real help for those in need.

If anyone feels called to be part of this mission, you can reach out to me directly to ask how you can help. Whether it’s donations, supplies, or simply sharing this post — it all matters.

Thank you to everyone who believes in what I’m building.
We’re just getting started. 💙

02/22/2026

At church in while I'm in New Day Recovery!
30 days clean yea look at the new grill lol loving life!

HELP ME CONGRATULATE MY GUY JAMES ON 30 DAYS!!!