Personal
Recovery Stories
Personal stories of recovery
from alcoholism, addiction, and codependency, submitted by
visitors to this website.
Many thanks to
these generous contributors:
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I
Almost Choked to Death on My Own Vomit
Tim R., Longview, Texas
It takes what it takes. |
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Something
to Live For
Carl A., San Antonio, Texas
Even cold hearts can find warmth. |
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Sober
Since Seventeen
Jan P., Little Rock, Arkansas
You don't have to be old and ugly to find
recovery. |
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I
Drank With the Best of Them
Barbara T., Charlotte, NC
You don't have to be a big redneck man to drink
like one. |
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You Can Get Off on Any Floor
Vicki M., Daphne, AL
"Accidental" sobriety brings
self-awareness and serenity. |
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Tilex Changed My Life
Vicki M., Daphne, AL
Tilex turns out to be no ordinary bathtub cleaner. |
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Sober,
Happy, and Free
Rick S.
When you're no longer afraid to die. |
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Let
Go and Let God
Klara R., Tylertown, MS
God takes care of me when I get out of the way. |
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A
Brother's Love
Joey (Anonymous)
Short and sweet. |
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If
you have a story to tell and are willing to share it
with others of us who look to the Internet for
support in recovery, write it up and forward it to:
E-mail:
croper1(at)austin.rr.com
(not a direct link in order to avoid address being
picked up robotically for spam).
FAX: 208-988-2701
US
Mail:
Small Change Publishing Co.
305 Shrike Dr.
Buda, Texas 78610
Note:
Although we do review and edit all submissions, we
do not alter stories. You will approve our edited
version of your story before it is published.
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