A healthy, happy sense of humor can be soul satisfying.
It is not only an important
quality of your recovery,
it will liven up everything you
do.
That is a POWERFUL example to see.
Born into a family of monsters who drove me to addiction and self-loathing, I, now a 61-year-old, have been sober since 11-16-2007. I am proud of that! Now, more than anything, I want people to see that a life beginning in unspeakable child abuse and domestic violence can heal and blossom into a happy and productive life.
Topics I Know Firsthand
- Welcome
- This Recovering Alcoholic Bully's Open Letters of Healing, Part 1
- About Me and My Credentials Regarding Surviving Child Abuse
- Blog Goals
- I Recommend Psych Central Because
- Where to Find Me on the Web
- Why 365 Days
- 365 Days of Believing and Achieving
- 365 Days of Crafting FUN
- 365 Days of Gaming
- 365 Days of Gratitude Inspiration
- 365 Days of Great Sayings Inspiration
- 365 Days of Increasing Mental Illness Awareness
- 365 Days of Joy and Laughter Inspiration
- 365 Days of Recovery and Personal Growth
- 365 Days of Recovery in Baby Steps
- 365 Days of Repairing Self-Esteem
- 365 Days of Steadily Improving Contented Recovery Lifestyle
- **********TRIGGER WARNINGS*********
- Article About My Internet Trolling on the Daily Mail
- KSDK Interview on My Bullying
- 365 Days of My Alcoholic Addiction
- 365 Days of Bullying
- 365 Days of Bullying and Internet Trolling
- 365 Days of Child Abuse
- 365 Days of Chronic Fatigue, Illness, and Pain
- 365 Days of Clinical Depression
- 365 Days of Co-Dependency
- 365 Days of Covert Predators
- 365 Days of Domestic Violence
- 365 Days of Incest and Sexual Abuse
- 365 Days of My Cruel, Sadistic, Psychopath Mother
- 365 Days of Repressed Memories
- 365 Days of Sibling Abuse
- 365 Days of Overeating
- Getting OUT of Poverty
- Suicide Darkness
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