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I am Victoria B., I am 21 years sober, 10 years married, and 8 years a mom. I live in a small town in Texas. This blog is to help the drug or alcohol addicts to recover from their addiction.
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
Alcohol and Pregnancy Don’t Mix It would seem that “everyone knows” that you should never drink alcohol while pregnant. There are usually three reasons a woman will drink alcohol while she is pregnant. The first is that she is an alcoholic and cannot or will not control her drinking. The second is that she does ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
How to Get Started Learning about Mental Illness If you wish to be there for your spouse, children or relatives who have been grappling with mental illness, the first thing that I would like to say is this good intention shows that you’re already a great friend or spouse to your loved one. You may ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
Why is the therapy needed for Your Addiction? NIDA collects some principles over the last 40 years and drives an aim to improve the odds which hurdles the success in treatment. Some of their notations were: One can overcome addiction with effective treatment since it is a multifaceted problem. When a person is involuntary in ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
The holiday season is rife with opportunities to socialize with friends, family, and coworkers. From sit-down dinners to cocktail parties, alcohol is often involved in these occasions. For individuals in addiction recovery, whether for drinking or drugs, this can be triggering. On top of this, the deadlines and social obligations that come with the holiday ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
Overcoming alcohol or drug addiction is a tough road to walk alone. Medical doctors, specialists in addiction counseling, and addicts themselves tend to agree that recovering addicts need allies in the fight to maintain sobriety. Indeed, Alcoholics Anonymous—and offshoots like Narcotics Anonymous—have, at their very core, the belief that people recover through fellowship and sharing ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
The consequences of drugs addiction are vast For both males and females, hair fall is some of those evils that are constantly waiting on the horizon, to come to attack at the most difficult moment. In any case, being a needed part of humankind, hair is also significant in social culture. Hair loss is becoming ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
Marijuana or cannabis is probably one of the most difficult drugs to give up. Many people who consume marijuana regularly and have been addicted to this drug cannot quit despite warnings printed on the dispensary packaging. Just like any other drug addiction, it can be quite difficult to quit smoking weed or marijuana and due ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
Exercise may not be top of mind when someone is in the midst of a substance abuse problem, but for those in recovery, physical fitness can greatly reduce symptoms of withdrawal and cravings while increasing self-esteem, negating previous health issues, and helping build a platform for long-term sobriety. According to Bradford Health Services, the feel-good ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
Addiction is much more than a physical problem, which is why recovery has to address much more than its physical symptoms. If you or someone you love is looking for effective drug treatment, there are significant benefits to choosing a holistic addiction recovery program. By engaging both the body and brain, the ancient practice of ..read more
800 Recovery Hub Blog | Written by people in recovery for people in recovery
4y ago
Addiction is described as one of the rising problems in the world nowadays. If we look at the description of the word here, it is the surrender or devotion towards something or someone habitually or obsessively. The word addiction is mainly used for illegal stuff and is considered to be treated with as soon as ..read more