#substanceabuse — Public Fediverse posts
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Finding Your Higher Power: Trusting When God Removes People From Your Life
“Don't be worried about the people God removed from your life. He heard conversations you didn't. He saw actions you couldn't. So He made moves you wouldn't Losing someone can feel like losing part of yourself. We may ask why they left, what we did wrong, or why God allowed it. But sometimes, what feels like loss is actually protection. Learning to Trust Finding your Higher Power means trusting even when you don't understand. In recovery and life, surrender is difficult because we want […] -
Finding Your Higher Power: Trusting When God Removes People From Your Life
“Don't be worried about the people God removed from your life. He heard conversations you didn't. He saw actions you couldn't. So He made moves you wouldn't Losing someone can feel like losing part of yourself. We may ask why they left, what we did wrong, or why God allowed it. But sometimes, what feels like loss is actually protection. Learning to Trust Finding your Higher Power means trusting even when you don't understand. In recovery and life, surrender is difficult because we want […] -
Finding Your Higher Power: Trusting When God Removes People From Your Life
“Don't be worried about the people God removed from your life. He heard conversations you didn't. He saw actions you couldn't. So He made moves you wouldn't Losing someone can feel like losing part of yourself. We may ask why they left, what we did wrong, or why God allowed it. But sometimes, what feels like loss is actually protection. Learning to Trust Finding your Higher Power means trusting even when you don't understand. In recovery and life, surrender is difficult because we want […] -
Finding Your Higher Power: Trusting When God Removes People From Your Life
“Don't be worried about the people God removed from your life. He heard conversations you didn't. He saw actions you couldn't. So He made moves you wouldn't Losing someone can feel like losing part of yourself. We may ask why they left, what we did wrong, or why God allowed it. But sometimes, what feels like loss is actually protection. Learning to Trust Finding your Higher Power means trusting even when you don't understand. In recovery and life, surrender is difficult because we want […] -
Finding Your Higher Power: Trusting When God Removes People From Your Life
“Don't be worried about the people God removed from your life. He heard conversations you didn't. He saw actions you couldn't. So He made moves you wouldn't Losing someone can feel like losing part of yourself. We may ask why they left, what we did wrong, or why God allowed it. But sometimes, what feels like loss is actually protection. Learning to Trust Finding your Higher Power means trusting even when you don't understand. In recovery and life, surrender is difficult because we want […] -
Something New is Taking Shape: The Next Chapter for Our Recovery Journal Content
If you’ve been following along here for a while, you know that creating tools to help navigate life's heavy moments is something I deeply care about. Recently, sharing the digital recovery journal over on Gumroad has been such an incredible experience, and hearing how those pages have supported people has meant the world to me. But as I’ve watched how people use it, I kept coming back to one thought: How can we make this even more accessible, tactile, and embedded in daily life? Today, […] -
How Journaling Aids Substance Abuse Recovery: Benefits and Tips
How Journaling Aids Substance Abuse Recovery: Benefits and TipsWriting serves as a powerful anchor during the turbulence of recovery. When working to overcome substance dependence, internal chaos, intense cravings, and unresolved emotions often threaten progress. Expressive writing provides a safe, private container to process these experiences without judgment.Core Psychological BenefitsEmotional Regulation: Putting feelings into words helps distance the writer from overwhelming emotional […]https://notestonowhere6.wordpress.com/2026/09/05/how-journaling-aids-substance-abuse-recovery/