If your child is spiraling—using again, acting erratic, or saying things that scare you—you’re probably not sleeping. Not eating right.
You’ve kept everything afloat—work, family, bills. On the surface, you’re fine. But the truth is, you’re tired of holding it
The first days of sobriety can feel anything but triumphant. You’ve made it through the hardest decision—but now you’re left
I wasn’t falling apart. I was just… fraying.* Quietly. Privately. The work was still getting done. The bills were paid.
You don’t have to be falling apart to want something different. You can be showing up to work, answering texts,
The truth is, sobriety isn’t always sunshine and smoothie bowls—especially when you’re young. You might feel like the “weird one”
Some people walk back into treatment without missing a beat. For the rest of us, it’s messier. You might’ve dropped
You’re holding it together. Sort of. Work still gets done. Bills are paid. You show up. But behind that, there’s
Early recovery can feel like being dropped into a world that’s still spinning—only now you’re seeing it without a buffer.
There’s a moment some of us reach that doesn’t look like rock bottom. It looks like making a presentation with
