Julie talks about how revolutionary "staying in our own lane" is! Live and let live can be one of the most powerful tools to keep us healthy and sane and RECOVERED. Living well is a result of good mental health.
Today Julie discusses Tradition Three and how "the ONLY requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking". How beautifully inclusive our little altruistic society is!!
Julie talks today to the friends and family of addicts and recommends al-anon as a valuable resource. There are some key facts she points out about the addict caught in addiction and how unbearable it is for both sides to live with.
Julie shares her experience with anxiety this morning and how she chose to move through it using the tools she's learned while in recovery and therapy.
Stop should-ing all over yourself, why don't ya?? Julie talks today about how the bondage of self can enslave us and we can be our own worst task masters.
Julie gives an update on her amend and reads about the ebb and flow of relationships out of The Language of Letting Go, as well as talking about the power of being "known" in life.
Shotglass w Julie - Be Careful What You Wish For by 2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
9 min
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