
Looking in the Right Places
There’s nothing like a summer night at the baseball field to remember small town life and the simpler things. The cool air, the beautiful mountains
Parents fiercely love their children and those who’ve been enslaved in the bondage of addiction are no exception.
Although we would do anything to change the trajectory of this affliction; we soon find out we are unable to actively force our desires onto others.
I started this blog to help myself and others learn how to love someone with addiction to meet them where they are at even in their darkness. By showing them that they are worthy of a better life even if they don’t choose recovery on our timeline. Being true to Samsha’s definition of recovery; Any positive change is met with approval and support.
“A process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential”.
There’s nothing like a summer night at the baseball field to remember small town life and the simpler things. The cool air, the beautiful mountains
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The Mother Love Love is not found in the Hallmark aisle. Love is not found in boxed chocolates tied up with a silk bow. Love