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5 Ways to Deal with Living with a Dry Drunk Some people say that the only thing worse than living with a drunk, is living with a dry drunk. Especially if you have had to live with one. At least a drunk who actively drinks has their solution at hand.... Learn More

What People Think Recovery is vs. What it Really is Before I went to treatment for substance abuse and addiction issues, I had no idea what recovery was about. Now that I’m working a program of recovery, I realize just how ignorant I was about it. I also get a... Learn More

9 Signs You Are a Dry Drunk [caption id="attachment_8950" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Photo Credit: www.wifflegif.com[/caption] A dry drunk is someone who is abstaining from alcohol or drugs and still hasn’t found inner-peace or happiness in life. It is someone who just stopped using but didn’t work on themselves... Learn More

17 Things People in Recovery Understand That Normal People Don’t [caption id="attachment_8931" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Photo Credit: www.wifflegif.com[/caption] In the rooms and in the recovery community in general we have a lot of terms and sayings that we use that can be confusing to people at first. A lot of people... Learn More

Is There a ‘Dry Drunk’ or ‘Clean Junkie’ in Your Life? Are you living with or do you have a dry drunk (or clean junkie) in your life? You may know one and not even know it. A dry drunk or clean junkie is someone that has embraced a recovery program to... Learn More

Are You a Dry Drunk? You probably know what this is even if you’re not familiar with the term ‘dry drunk.’ It’s that person who used to drink but no longer does and is pretty angry about it. To the alcoholic, the drink has been... Learn More

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