A FEW THOUGHTS ON RECOVERY – IT’S HARD
A FEW THOUGHTS ON RECOVERY – IT’S HARD As Nolan and I rode in the Ride for Recovery this past weekend,
A PERSONAL APPROACH TO OVERDOSE AWARENESS DAY
A PERSONAL APPROACH TO OVERDOSE AWARENESS DAY What does Overdose Awareness Day mean? On the surface, the answer is pretty obvious,
Drug overdose deaths soared to a record 93,000 last year – from the Washington Post
Drug overdose deaths soared to a record 93,000 last year The Washington Post Please read, get educated, warn family and friends,
ADDICTION, RECOVERY AND COVID-19: WHAT YOU CAN DO
ADDICTION, RECOVERY AND COVID-19: WHAT YOU CAN (AND MUST) DO Shelter-in-place. These words are quite scary in the world of addiction
FEARLESS: A Navy Seal’s Fight off the Battlefield
FEARLESS: A Navy Seal’s Fight off the Battlefield Fearless. It’s not just an adjective. It is a book written about
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,
Yes, “these lives” are worth saving!
What is a life worth. What is your child’s life worth. These are questions that I ask when I hear people question
Part 3: A Local Kid’s Story – Working Towards a Better Future
In the first and second post in our series, we learned about a young man, Alex, his invincible attitude and the consequences
Part 2: A Local Kid’s Story – The Consequences of Drug Use are Real
This is the second post in a series – a firsthand account from a local high school student who began a journey
Part 1: A Local Kid’s Story – Getting Caught
This is the first post in a series. The author is a young man, Alex, who shared his personal journey with Robby’s