Call Me Bisexual
Content warning: This piece includes non-graphic references to sexual assault and emotional abuse, as experienced and witnessed by the author. There are many labels I
Content warning: This piece includes non-graphic references to sexual assault and emotional abuse, as experienced and witnessed by the author. There are many labels I
Can’t put your phone down all day? Try 30 minutes without it in the morning to reset your phone addiction. The pandemic exacerbated my phone
Being in recovery doesn’t make us immune to bad decisions or unhealthy relationships. Here are some of the lessons and insights I’ve learned from my
Delving into parts work helped me resolve some self-sabotaging behaviors and start to have fun again. In the space between Delta and Omicron, stand-up comedy
Content warning: This piece describes dangerous and/or triggering situations, as experienced and witnessed by the author. B stood by a sand dune in Watch Hill,
Content warning: This piece describes emotional abuse and sexual assault, as experienced by the author. My recovery began before I put down substances, with therapy,
My reaction to pain medication after surgery reminded me that recovery is something I cannot do alone. A “freelapse” is a term in some recovery
Towards the end of my drinking, I went out to a bar near my apartment with a book and a plan to have two glasses
I haven’t dated in a really long time. You’re not supposed to date in your first year of sobriety. I was in my first year
A few months ago, comedian John Mulaney entered rehab. Numerous comedians in my Twitter feed posted things like, “I wish him a speedy recovery.” That
When Rebecca Rush was drinking and using, she only had one type of friend – the kind that would put up with me. Now she has so many. She identified five archetypes of friendships that we all make – or solidify – once we are truly on the path to recovery.
Dating In Early Sobriety Isn’t Worth It, Rebecca Rush is here to share her experience with dating in early recovery.
Rebecca Rush is sharing her reflection on being a year sober, the pandemic, and what it means to be and to have true friends.
Rebecca Rush wrote an eye opening blog about the dangers of newly sober influencers on the recovery community.
Rebuilding familial trust in the era of Covid takes a long time. Acceptance is the answer to all our troubles today. Rebecca Rush shares her experience trying to make amends while a global pandemic is happening.
Getting back to our routine after falling off can be hard. Check out these 4 steps on how to get back to your routine.
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