So who is in control of your life?.. You?.. or have you given your power.. your life.. away to a substance or behavior? Life is a series of choices and you have control over much of what affects your life.. more accurately.. you have control over much of what negatively impacts your life. Your reaction to outside stimuli is important as well. Poor coping mechanisms serve to keep the cycle of self harm in constant motion. Tired of having a difficult life.. at the mercy of your addictions? There is hope.. seek help.. learn how to make better decisions regarding your welfare. It's never too late to help yourself.
I believe that everyone has the power to overcome the traumas, addictions, and misfortunes that happen to them in life. That the key is whether or not they really want to or not. That if you refuse to be a victim to something then you will overcome it. I'm not saying it's easy in any way but if you're determined to win then you will eventually. I'd rather be a hammer than a nail sort of speak. Some may not have the skills but skills can be learned. What it takes to beat any situation is to believe you can and be determined to do so.
I don't think this post takes into account the complexities of the problem.
Actually it does.. There is only one way to stop addiction.. not a mystery.. In order to stop.. you must stop.. Physics.. logic.. fact...
Posted by Fibonacci1618This is an article discussing the differences and similarities between a 12 Step Program and SMART Recovery. I'm curious about your thoughts or experiences between the two..... [thefix.com]
Posted by DeeWomanI would only change the word “hero” to “warrior” ?✌?
Posted by Jlangston70Perspective
Posted by ashortbeautyEach step matters
Posted by ashortbeautyFor you...
Posted by Marcie1974Look what I got!
Posted by Jlangston70Today I chose...
Posted by ashortbeautyToday is a new day
Posted by ashortbeautyBelieve in you
Posted by Sherri-VTI’m new to this group.
Posted by ashortbeautyChat will be open from 6-8p EST week nights Weekends I still med y'alls input for a timeframe
Posted by ashortbeautyStole this from the singles group. Thought it would fit perfectly here
Posted by ashortbeautyFind someth ing good about today and let that lead you forward
Posted by ashortbeautyDon't beat yourself up. Recovery takes time. Allow yourself that time to heal
Posted by ashortbeautySomething people forget to give those of us who've overcome xyz...Respect. So mad respect to every one of you for succeeding in today's struggle
Posted by Rudy1962Self sacrificing people tend to forget this.