Heroes in Recovery

WHAT IS HEROES IN RECOVERY?

Heroes in Recovery celebrates the heroic efforts of those who seek the addiction and mental health help they need without feeling ashamed or isolated. This grassroots movement is intended to remove the social stigma associated with people in recovery, to recognize the heroic effort it takes to overcome the obstacles in seeking help and to celebrate the act of preventing the past from kidnapping the future. [READ MORE]

RECENT HEROES STORIES

Ruth’s Story

So, why did he take his own life? Even right now as I write this story, I shake my head because I still can't believe he is gone. I was not in my hometown when I got the news. I was 600 miles away from home, near Austin, TX. I was going to visit my other son, Matthew. About an hour away from our destination, I got a call from the Navy. (more)

How I Survived My First Year in Recovery

Recovery is not something you can dip your toes into and walk away. That is not recovery! Recovery is your entire life, forever and ever! It's like taking a vow and pledging yourself to someone. It is holy and sacred. And it is beautiful! I understand now why people would say you have to take the energy that you once used to drink and put it into your recovery. (more)

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CenterPoint Recovery Center for Men 2nd Annual Golf Scramble

Heroes in Recovery is helping sponsor the 2nd Annual Golf Scramble benefiting CenterPoint Recovery for Men on May 13, 2013. (more)

Heroes in Recovery Awards to be Presented at Foundations Recovery Network’s Freedom and Recovery Conference

Heroes in Recovery is proud to announce that it will present its first Heroes in Recovery Awards at Foundations Recovery Network’s Freedom and Recovery conference on April 3, 2013, at the famed Hotel del Coronado in San Diego, Calif. (more)

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Sue

Cleaning Out the Cobwebs

Posted on May 14th by Sue | 1 comment

Rebalancing means getting back to the things that nurture me physically, emotionally and spiritually, whether it means returning to lifelong joys or adding something yet untried. Change happens over and over but each time it is different. This time, the change feels bigger and more challenging for me. I willingly work it to shed those cobwebs that can grab hold and stick to me. [READ MORE]

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