Julie and Lisa shooting the shit about recovery and this time the promises come up. We love how stream of consciousness can lead us to an amazing topic.
today on 2 sober chicks, Julie makes Lisa breakdown to giggle town with the phrase "God sized hole"...like she said, she's still maturing after stagnating emotionally at 16.
2 Sober Chicks Lisa & Julie discuss their views on the gift of powerlessness.
We do not represent any organization, institution or group. These thoughts are based on our own experience in the rooms of recovery and through our own personal journeys.
A question that was asked by one of our sisters in sobriety - When is the right time to sponsor? (kinda like saying when is the right time to have a kid! lol) Julie and Lisa share their thoughts on this topic from their own experience.
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Julie & Lisa 2 #Sober chicks discover, discuss, share what #recovery and #addiction means to them. A personal journey. We do not speak for any organization or institution.
Julie & Lisa 2 #Sober chicks discover, discuss, share what #recovery and #addiction means to them. A personal journey. We do not speak for any organization or institution.
2 Sober chicks discover, discuss, share what recovery and addiction means to them. A personal journey. We do not speak for any organization or institution.
Today's topic of discussion was "have you ever been outed in your recovery"?
2 Sober chicks discover, discuss, share what recovery and addiction means to them. A personal journey. We do not speak for any organization or institution.
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