Recovery-Solutions

16/06/2020

Recovery is possible.
Well done to Amber 🙌

Left: me, completely broken, 93 pounds, living on the streets, living in fear, in pain, addicted to m**h and he**in, and ready for my life to finally end. I had endocarditis twice from using and I had a hole in my heart. My mom took that picture when she went to rescue me.
Right: I took this picture tonight. Didn't care about angles. Just wanted to show my happiness. 9 months clean. I fought hard for months in the hospital, survived heart surgery, gained 40 pounds, got a place to live, and I have my family and my two cats that help me. I've posted the before pic alot but my story is important. Recovery is possible and it is worth it. -Amber

06/02/2020

01/12/2019

People recovering from alcohol addiction can "go out for drinks" without the temptation of relapsing thanks to sober bars.

06/11/2019

An inspiring story from Jamie Lee-Curtis 💕

“Jamie Lee Curtis opens up about her Vicodin addiction: “I’m sober today. Am I going to be sober for the rest of my life? I hope so. I’m going to do everything I can to be” https://t.co/blsfgsuFoM https://t.co/LFFlMQuZic”

31/10/2019

Loneliness is one of the most painful parts of living with a mental illness - they’re often stigmatised and misunderstood greatly. This is why you should always listen to understand, not judge 💚💚💚

30/10/2019

12/10/2019

02/10/2019

Make sure you are happy in real life, and not just on social media.

27/09/2019