The holiday season is meant to be one of joy and celebration, but for many people, it’s a time of stress and unrealistic expectations. At My Recovery Store, we understand that the holidays, especially family-centered holidays, can be a tricky...
Relapse is the greatest fear for many in recovery. Statistics say 40-90% of people in recovery will relapse at some point, depending on the substance. While relapse is not inevitable, it is common. If you have relapsed, it’s important for...
If you have recently committed to living sober, you may be wondering about how to maintain long-term sobriety. While the path of recovery is different for every person, some truths apply to everyone taking this journey. Although we can’t cover...
It may come as a surprise to many, but the easily recognized symbol of sobriety, the AA chip (or AA token), is not an official part of the AA program. However, use of the AA chip stretches back to the...
For many going through the Alcoholics Anonymous program, earning the one year AA chip can seem like a daunting (if not impossible) task. Achieving this significant milestone is something to look forward to and be rewarded for earning. My Recovery...
Sponsorship can be a touchy subject in programs of Recovery. As a true AA Newcomer, the whole thought of going to AA or NA for the first time can be overwhelming. What do I do? Do I even belong here?...
