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That the night I jumped off a dock into the darkness to save a drowning boy, I was briefly jumping into my own darkness to save myself.
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The Work of Recovery: Finding the Courage to Answer the Call
From sharing your darkest truths to becoming the person who answers at 3 AM—learning the ultimate act of self-preservation and love
Mar 25
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The Heart of Healing: The Beginning of Everything
A deeply personal reflection on the days leading up to sobriety—what it feels like to face yourself, surrender, and step into recovery. This piece…
Mar 18
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Emotional Truths: The Beginning of Everything
Being loved while we’re learning to love ourselves is the bridge that makes self-love possible.
Mar 11
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The Beginning of Everything
What I didn’t know then was that April 4, 1988, wasn’t the day I gave up. It was the day I truly began.
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Emotional Truths-The Stones in My Hands
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The Beginning of Everything
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The Stones in My Hands
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The Heart of Healing
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An Invitation to Reflect and Shift
The deeper truth? The harshest stones I ever threw were aimed at myself.
Feb 25
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The Heart of Healing
Healing isn’t just about stopping the hurt; it’s about reclaiming the raw, messy wholeness that was always our birthright.
Feb 18
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Emotional Truths-The Stones in My Hands
Recovery isn’t about becoming perfect—it’s about embracing our imperfections so completely that they transform from weapons into bridges.
Feb 11
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The Stones in My Hands
What I Didn’t Know Then: The same hands that once threw stones in judgment would eventually become the ones I needed to pick myself up off the ground.
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My FIP Path
This publication explores what it means to live through something and come out changed — not polished, not perfect, just present. Each post invites readers to pause, reflect, and reconnect with themselves through honesty, humor, and compassion.
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