Progression of Alcoholism - Recovered 1224
Recovered Podcast
At End-Stage Alcoholism, drinking is a dependence. Abusers will drink every day, throughout the day, and struggle to function without alcohol. At this phase, interventions are necessary.
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Acceptance - Recovered 1222
Recovered Podcast
Acceptance is necessary for your healing process. To practice acceptance, you must acknowledge all of the uncomfortable parts of yourself: your emotions, your thoughts, and your past.
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Living a Sober Way of Life - Recovered 1220
Recovered Podcast
Many recovering addicts will glorify the old substance abuse days, often claiming their life was more fun. But our story is that using wasn’t fun anymore. We needed a new way of living.
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John A Glass House Group Part 5 - Recovered 1219
Recovered Podcast
John A. from Dallas, TX speaking on steps 11 to 12 at the Glasshouse Group in Fort Worth, TX - August 1st 2002
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John A Glass House Group Part 4 - Recovered 1218
Recovered Podcast
John A. from Dallas, TX speaking on steps 8 to 10 at the Glasshouse Group in Fort Worth, TX - August 1st 2002
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John A Glass House Group Part 3 - Recovered 1217
Recovered Podcast
John A. from Dallas, TX speaking on step 1 at the Glasshouse Group in Fort Worth, TX - August 1st 2002
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Escape Suffering - Recovered 1216
Recovered Podcast
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John A Glass House Group Part 2 - Recovered 1215
Recovered Podcast
John A. from Dallas, TX speaking on step 1 at the Glasshouse Group in Fort Worth, TX - August 1st 2002
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Emptiness - Recovered 1214
Recovered Podcast
It is the empty space within the cup that gives it purpose.
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John A Glass House Group Part 1 - Recovered 1213
Recovered Podcast
John A. from Dallas, TX speaking on step 1 at the Glasshouse Group in Fort Worth, TX - August 1st 2002
info_outlineYou have probably heard that whatever you put before your sobriety you will lose. If you’re new, this may not make sense to you, but please heed the warning of this statement. In order for you to keep your job, your family, your home, or even your serenity, staying sober is the key to retaining all the things that are most important to your well-being. Making your recovery your number one priority will be beneficial long term. You will have a better chance refraining from a relapse if you put your sobriety before everything else.
Tonight, we talk about Making Recovery a Priority