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A New Day, A New Life

William Cope MoyersThis guided journal features inspirational and educational messages, meditations, prayers, and affirmations by William Cope Moyers that are designed to guide Sober24 members in writing and reflection.

Keep Managing Stress

3/15/2011

When you were new to recovery, you discovered how vulnerable you are to certain situations, events, and people that repeatedly cause you stress.

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Forgive Yourself

3/2/2011

Consider this story from a thirty-four-year-old recovering heroin addict: “When I started working the Steps, I realized that guilt and shame had been dragging me down for years. I’ve finally learned the difference between guilt and shame."

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Stay Diligent

2/15/2011

At this point in your recovery, you may be feeling happy, joyous, and free. You deserve it; you are finally learning to live in a way that works!

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Keep Thinking Positively

2/1/2011

You can’t control anyone else’s actions, but you can control your own reactions. There is usually something positive—a lesson to be learned, an insight to be gained—even in the bleakest of moments.

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Have Fun

1/18/2011

Make a commitment to do at least one positive sober activity in the next week. Remember, fun does not need to be expensive. Simple pleasures work too.

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Grounded in both addiction science and Twelve Step spirituality, A New Day, A New Life -- a guided journal and video -- is designed to serve as a steadfast companion for those facing the challenges and joys of early recovery. A New Day, A New Life is available from Hazelden Publishing.

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