r/sobrietyandrecovery
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Welcome to r/sobrietyandrecovery! Our mission is to provide structure and support for people suffering from habitual substance abuse. We also provide useful information and resources for addicts in every stage of recovery.

We encourage users to maintain an empathetic and reassuring environment for addicts from all walks of life. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to message our mod team any time!
Notice: This subreddit is not actively monitored, so the posts here are only a small subset of what exists on reddit.
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100 days sober
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My channel about my journey and to help others
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A wild night at 1 week sober
Personal Experience
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Sobriety is ruining my relationship?
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Helping my girlfriend recover?!
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Is there a Reddit Sub for…
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For those who journal
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Personal goals
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New job - bad cravings
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Just have a few months clean under my belt what are some tests/labs you should take to help you out in life? Ex: blood panel, sleep test, stress test, hiv, hepatitis etc…
Advice
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Sobriety Poem
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Forgiving childhood trauma
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Frustrating
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Just launched my new powerless merch
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Fuck. I relapsed today
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I haven't logged in for a minute but it's always a great reminder of how far I've come when I do. 1254 days honoring myself, my spirit and my body.
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Anyone else feel this
Preview thumbnail for October 6, 2018 I woke up and decided nothing would change until I did. Today I wake up with 3 years sober-- smashing goals, healthier in my 30's than ever before, and more grateful than I can imagine. Life can look so different in such a short time- it's never too late❤ image
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October 6, 2018 I woke up and decided nothing would change until I did. Today I wake up with 3 years sober-- smashing goals, healthier in my 30's than ever before, and more grateful than I can imagine. Life can look so different in such a short time- it's never too late❤