Recovery Month – A Little Different
September was National Recovery Month, and we shared stories of recovery, of celebration and happy endings to tough journeys. With addiction,
Imagine a World Without Opiates
Imagine a World Without Opiates It’s easy if you try. No hell to live in. So fewer people die… OK,
Addiction, Stress and the Autoimmune System: The Physical Consequences on Parents and Families
Today, June 29th, is World Scleroderma Day. Per the Mayo Clinic, “Scleroderma is a group of rare, chronic diseases that involve
Dealing with Death
I am now writing this in a completely different vain than I intended. Carla and I watched a movie last week called
Time for Us all to Fly
I was sitting in a business meeting and the following video was shown. It's quick. I invite you to watch it now.
To the Butler County Sheriff: We agree.
We agree with the sheriff from yesterday’s post. It makes perfect sense. After all, we all see the addict. This person that
The Picture that will Never Be
We had a big month with Nolan being sworn is as a Police Officer. We celebrate his accomplishment and his choice to
Learn from my regrets
REGRETS, I’VE HAD A FEW…. I was listening to my iPod the other day, and “My Way” by Frank Sinatra played. This
Affordable Care Act Boosts Pharma Profits at Human Loss
4 of 5 heroin users started with prescription medication. So why are we afraid to put the arrow in the center
Learning to Hope through Cornerstone
I don’t like the word hope. To me, when we hope, we give control to someone or something other than ourselves. It’s a