When your child is in crisis, your whole body goes into alert mode. You stop sleeping. You start Googling at 2 a.m. You listen to their tone for signs of
I didn’t think it would happen like that. Just a quiet afternoon in treatment. A blank canvas. A worn-out brush. And me—awkwardly sober and entirely unsure of who I was
I used to think sobriety would ruin my life. That I’d lose the edge that got me promoted. The confidence that walked into a room and owned it. The charm
I didn’t think I’d need help again. Not after five years sober. Not after building a life around structure, purpose, and recovery. But the truth? I was coasting. And coasting
When your child agrees to go to detox, it can feel like holding your breath—and finally exhaling. But as that initial wave of relief passes, another feeling often moves in:
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