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Recovery Is Possible
Kelly Fitzgerald
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Kelly is a sober writer based in Cape Coral, Florida, best known for her personal blog The Adventures Of A Sober Señorita. She has been published across the web on sites like The Huffington Post, SheKnows, Ravishly, The Fix, and Buzzfeed.
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Social media can a powerful tool to combat the stigma of addiction and promote prevention among our youth, but it can also encourage alcohol abuse.
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Contrary to popular belief, your life doesn’t have to become boring, routine, and unexciting when you get sober. You can still party (sober).
She Recovers shares a powerful message: women can and do recover, that their pain is useful, and that they’re capable of changing the world.
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Well-known alcohol use disorder researchers DiClemente and Prochaska's 6-stage model of change can help you learn more about the recovery process.