Let's Do the Holiday Parties SOBER (InfoGraphic download)

Here is a free download from our most active website PocketSponsor.com-- It's an inforgrapic that can be printed on a legal sized paper and given out for a bit of Holiday guidence. Additonally, there is a commerical printer version that you can send to Staples or such. All FREE. This is in 3 parts for the blog--but the infographic is one long sheet.

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More Recovery Slogans

This is from Dual Recovery Anonymous-- More Recovery Slogans : "Recovery slogans are deeply rooted in the real life experience of millions of recovering people. Although often overused and sometimes not appreciated, they do not lose their truth." My fav in their list, " Is your program powered by Will Power or Higher Power?" And i don't even think this made it into the second edition of Walk Softly and Carry a Big Book . What is your favorite? 'via Blog this'

Sh*t Happens (that's what your Pocket Sponsor is for) FUNNY Video!

It's been a while! Sorry for the hiatus--but here is a good video I did a while back. There are times when sh*t happens and at these HALT moments, you need to pick up your Pocket Sponsor. This video is a rather funny look at life--but Facebook refused to let me advertise or promote this video for recovery because they said that "sh*t happens" wasn't appropriate. I find that hilarious because of all the sh*t they do promote--but I digress... Look, even if Facebook won't let me promote this, maybe you'd like to share it? https://youtu.be/moZ7z19qWtA

A parenting secret I am no longer willing to keep at Home/Work

Sometimes as a parent we don't want to admit that we have a drug problem with our child. Does that mean we were not good parents? Did our neglect cause their drug addiction? Is it because we used ourselves? I happen to think that some very sick kids come from some very healthy families--also the other way around. But if we truly believe that alcoholism and addiction is a disease--then it doesn't have a whole lot to do with the family of origin, unless you're talking genetics. Read about this mom below and see how she finally stopped "keeping the secret." for heavens sake just admit there is an elephant in the living room and get the help the family needs. A parenting secret I am no longer willing to keep at Home/Work : "my eldest child was brought to the intensive care unit three days ago, that the nurses and doctors might treat him differently, maybe even give him substandard care once they knew why he was there. That’s because he was admitted not after a

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