The holidays can be a challenging time for everyone, but they are often made more difficult when we must also navigate sobriety. It’s important not only to protect yourself, but also show support for others in early sobriety by staying clean during these festivities where alcohol, excitement and emotions flood the air more than usual. […]
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Day 1: Decorate Safely Never leave burning candles unattended. Check all holiday light cords to ensure they aren’t frayed or broken. Don’t string too many
Halloween, the spooky season filled with costumes, decorations, and, of course, candy. While it’s tempting to indulge in the sugary delights that Halloween brings, there
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