Episode 82: Parallel Universes
Parallel Universes: The Story of Rebirth is a new book, a recovery memoir written by David B. Bohl. Today, AA Agnostica published a review of
Parallel Universes: The Story of Rebirth is a new book, a recovery memoir written by David B. Bohl. Today, AA Agnostica published a review of
The FREEMAN By Sharyn Alden Special to The Freeman Author to discuss book in Oconomowoc OCONOMOWOC — Imagine living for decades not knowing who you
Parallel Universes author David B. Bohl spoke with John Sheldon of Beyond Belief. Read the transcript or listen to the online interview here.
Dear Friends, After 57 years of living this story, I spent the last 4 years chronicling the lessons I’ve learned. Many of you shared these
Posted by Nicole Mattke on Jan 27, 2018 –Pfister Hotel Blog At age six, David told his two best friends that he was adopted. He
Have you, like so many people, been affected by a loved one’s addiction? Have you been exposed to addiction, but aren’t quite sure if or
In this culture where women often deal with multiple stresses of work, motherhood, caregiving, managing the home, etc, more and more report feeling they deserve
December has been designated National Impaired Driving Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness about the consequences of driving under the influence of alcohol and
The authors of SAMHSA’s 2012 National Survey on Drug Use. and Health estimate the number of adults age 50+ who will need drug and alcohol treatment will
“The part can never be well unless the whole is well.” These words from the ancient philosopher Plato capture what the foundation of substance abuse
I haven’t kept up as often as I’d like, mainly because I’ve been busy in my role as Executive Director of Kiva Recovery. The goal
I’m a firm believer that tolerating things that bother us is a really bad idea. How many times have you said about something, “It’s tolerable.” Or, “I can stand it.” Most of the time, I think we’re “standing” things we don’t have to stand.
As a rule, I think tolerating something is a waste of time and effort, and generally causes our lives to be less enjoyable, satisfying and fulfilling than they need to be. I just don’t see why anything needs to be tolerated.
Sometimes you need to put your foot down.
If you’re so inclined, please check out a new blog that addresses the statement: “There’s more to life than just being sober.” Please browse, comment,
Roger Ebert’s review of the movie Flight is interesting, especially given that he has come out as a recovering alcoholic in print. This movie is
SMASHED IS A MUST SEE. Forget the dramatization of addiction on reality TV. Living with addiction day in and day out is much more horrific.
It’s an age-old question, one that is hotly debated at treatment centers and enthusiastically discussed in 12 Step rooms. Now’s your chance to
The Dalai Lama said : “I am open to the guidance of synchronicity, and do not let expectations hinder my path.” Wikipedia describes synchronicity as
To many, the terms “recovery”, “sober fun”, and “sobriety” just don’t elicit much excitement, especially from those involved in them. Native Americans have created the
