A Recovery Newsletter For Everyone
TSB’s Poet Laureate series returns. This month’s poet: Megan Denton
TSB readers tell us what they’re afraid of
“In some ways I feel like the same person I was, and in other ways I feel utterly unrecognizable.”
Another fear, another nudge, and some leftover check-ins about Adderall and food.
Our next prompt is about your fears--deep, dark, or all that and more.
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“After ‘mono no aware’ came into my life, I obsessed about all the little things that disappeared each day without me noticing, which seemed like everything.”
Time for October check-ins.
More stories from TSB readers about their relationships with food
Our readers tell us about calling 9-8-8.
TSB Readers tell us about their relationships with food
“I’m 96 years young, with 48 years of sobriety.”
More September Check-Ins, plus it’s recovery month.
Back to September, back to school, back to check-ins.
Our roundup of TSB’s most popular August posts and podcasts.
“I have always hated lying, but I lied easily and often if it meant protecting my drinking. I don’t think I’ve told a meaningful lie in 14 years.”
Part Two of our August check-ins.
It’s August, and TSB has a touch of reverse seasonal depression.
Our roundup of TSB’s most popular July posts and podcasts.
TSB readers on caring for the parent who hurt you.
“Before sobriety I was known as a ‘happy drunk,’ but that wasn’t the truth. I was, in fact, what I would call a ‘reverse Pagliacci,’ a visibly distraught depressive who cracked jokes.”
"It’s ruining my life. It really is. No motivation, no happiness, no love, no feelings."
It’s July. We’re hot, we’re exhausted, we’re happier than we’ve ever been.
A roundup of TSB's most popular June posts and podcasts.
TSB readers on what sobriety (etc.) helps them see
