The first time I went to treatment, I thought I was being brave. The second time, I felt ashamed. By the third, I figured I was just bad at recovery.
Some days, nothing is wrong—but nothing feels right either. You’re sober. Life is mostly okay. But the fire’s gone quiet. You’re not in danger of relapse. But you’re also not
You’re not falling apart—but you’re not okay either. You keep showing up. You manage the meetings, the carpools, the workouts. You laugh at the right moments, send the emails on
When drinking stops feeling like a choice, and more like a need—something’s shifted. Maybe you’ve noticed yourself planning your nights around alcohol. Maybe you’ve told yourself you’d cut back, but
Missing a few sessions—or even disappearing for weeks—doesn’t mean your recovery is over. It doesn’t mean you’re not serious. It doesn’t mean you failed. It just means you’re human. And
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