STOP THE PRESSES

September is National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month

STOP THE PRESSES

It has come to our attention, through your responses, that there are a lot of folks out there that don’t understand what their problem and/or issue really is.  They know that they have a problem but aren’t sure just what that problem really is or what to do about it. 

So before we go any further with the topic of “Recovery”, we’re going to pause and make a statement here.  Up until now Your Daily Fix Blog has discussed the topics of Hope, Believe, Faith, and Denial, topics that can be of benefit to any and everyone.  We have not focused on a specific issue, hang-up, problem or addiction yet. 

It would be nearly impossible for us to list every hurt, hang-up, problem, addiction or 12 Step Program here, much less adequately discuss them.  So starting with our next post, we will begin dealing directly with alcohol and drug addiction and the Recovery from those.  Although we feel very strongly that the mechanics of a solid 12 Step Program are similar and that anyone can benefit from working in one, the subject matter that we are going to begin using may not be specific enough for your particular situation.  As much as we would like to keep everyone here with us, it is much more important to us that you find the place where You can get the help and information that You need.  That is why our website lists so many different areas of help.  From overeating to shopaholic, from sex/porn addiction, to gambling, from abuse and molestation to suicide help etc.    Additionally, you will find link and/or contact information for shelters in your area and other resources if you’re homeless. Remember:

Our primary purpose is to help others who are suffering from addictions, hurts and other destructive issues by carrying the message of Hope to them. 

 

We ARE NOT doctors, therapists, psychologist, psychiatrist, etc. but we have graduated from the School of Hard Knocks.  With honors I might add.  What we present here is from our own experience and from what we have learned by working with others in the recovery arena.  We strongly encourage everyone to seek the advice of medical and/or mental health professionals before embarking on any recovery effort. They are better equipped to assess your individual needs.

We are not shutting the door on anyone here, we will still be here to help anyone in any way that we can.  While we welcome you to stay with us or to at least visit us often while we discuss Recovery, we do encourage you to seek the recovery arena that is best suited to your specific
need(s). 

That being said, join us again soon as we will be sharing a lot of good information and discussing your comments on Recovery.  We are really excited that God has allowed us to coincide our discussion on “Recovery” with National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery Month. 

Until then ……. be sure to tell a friend about us.

Thanks for visiting us – come back soon.

Remember:  “It is what it is and “it ain’t nothing but a thing!”