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Yes, having a connection with a higher power for me makes all the difference, but the connection is so much more than that. It’s a lot of little moments that remind me life is precious and that life is good. . One thing I wasn’t doing much when I was drinking was pausing to appreciate how delicate the petals of a flower are. Or how fast the clouds move on some days. Or how truly magic our bodies are, that they rebuild and heal, and carry us wonderful places. ✨✨ . When we stop to be grateful for anything, we are reconnected to the sacred. It’s a feeling. We are meant to be living joy-filled lives, and yet, so much takes us out of joy. We all know how quickly it happens... an email from a boss. A loved one criticizing us. Anything can quickly send us to that place of restlessness, irritability and discontentment. . And yet, it doesn’t require a big production to bring us back. All we need is that connection to the sacred. A moment to pause and remember something for which we are truly grateful. . And, if it’s been a while since you’ve felt truly connected—or as a new friend on the Bonaire trip calls it, if it’s been a while since your woo well has been full—join us when we go backpacking in California. Want to be wowed by nature? Pretty sure these mountains are gonna give us lots of moments of beauty that will wow us all. We have five spots filled and we have room for two more. If you’ve got questions about the trip, DM me! Let’s chat. . I’m also curious: what are the things or places that remind you of your connection to the sacred? Are the things/places/moments in nature or are they somewhere else? . ✨✨✨✨

I tried to control my drinking but it just never worked! There is no such thing for a person who has no off switch. I’m better off without the sauce. ✨

Because the world needs more Sober Friday inspo!!! You got this friends, it’s just another day. You can have fun sober on Friday.⚡️

Embrace all of it.✌

Here is @b_c_meier sending the Sober Vibes since 3/17/16 - “I always knew, early on even...my drinking was different. I sort of thought that was cool, made me unique. Drinking stolen Scotch in my basement room & painting my art homework. Throughout high school, the people I hung out with, all drank. I moved out of the house at 17, basically couched surfed for years. I never thought the lifestyle I had was that so offbeat, I had lived with some people who were using meth, when they were high I’d try to stay elsewhere but my drinking really spiked in order to be around them. After a few years I moved back in with my mom, was working at a bar making good money & drank what I thought was casually, pretty much every night. - Throughout my early twenties I partied, was in volatile & abusive relationships but only thought to cut back on my drinking mostly per request a boyfriend. I quit drinking for 7 months, I bartended, learned to make all my drinks without tasting them because somehow I knew I couldn’t even have a drop (looking back, what an “aha moment!”) I was still taking Percocet & smoking weed. I started drinking again. That cycle just continued until my late twenties where things really escalated. - I’d been through a terrible heartbreak, fired from a job for drinking but I had a roof of my head & could always find a way to continue my lifestyle I’d grown accustom to. Now, I was drinking, doing coke, Molly, smoking weed, taking any pills available. I made at least one trip to the hospital a week, because my body was shutting down. I’d go in for an IV because I was so dehydrated, sometimes stay for a few days if my hallucinations had been bad, but as soon as they’d release me I was back to the liquor store. This cycle continued until I had crashed my car, got my 2nd DUI, smashed my arm to bits & had to have an emergency surgery. - It still escalated from there. I knew I’d have to go to jail most likely, what scared me the most was I couldn’t quit drinking. I was having seizures from drinking too much, or not enough. Hallucinations all the time. I was terrified. I’d go to detox because(CONTINUED in COMMENTS)

Where there is one addiction there is usually one or two more. When I got Sober, I started to eat and shop my feelings! What a high both of them were I turned eating and shopping into a distraction my first year of recovery so I wouldn’t have to deal with all the feels I felt but that was all a lie. After the high of swiping the credit card and masking the feels with chocolate goodness I was still left with more guilt, shame and avoidance of not dealing with myself with my drinking addiction. I still some seasons of my life have to deal with emotional eating and be super mindful of this but I’m aware now, which is HUGE! We must heal completely with ourselves and not avoid the scary stuff which could be years of trauma. I’m happy to have taken the time to work on me those first few years of recovery and not continue to distract with other things that would of not made me focus on myself. Therapy, personal development, support groups, a friend, journaling are all good tools to start focusing on YOU! Don’t be scared, I know you can do it.✨

You can still have a time sober Those tacos will taste 10 times better, trust!!! You are not missing out on anything today but gaining another day of sobriety and your life is ten times more important then tequila. Reach out if today is a trigger for you. ✌

Sober Vibes.

HAPPY 3 YEAR SOBER BIRTHDAY to this badass babe @recoveryherway Keep inspiring and kicking ass along the way!! Show some love below.⚡️3️⃣⚡️