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Does My Daddy Really Love Me
“Dad, I grew up kind of hating you for never being around or not showing up when you were supposed to all the time. But now that I’m older and have struggled a little with my own addiction I just want you to know that you did ok dad. We made memories together.”
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So My Soul Speaks
fling the stairwell door open, and run like your friend’s life depends on it down three flights of stairs to the door leading to the alley dumpster. You swing the door open and turn left to go to the dumpster as you trip on a passed-out wino
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Maybe I’m Not Bad
Then after a minute passed I realized the young man I was so proud of in that image was (is) me. Then came the thought, “Maybe I’m Not Bad.”
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This Is The way I Should Always Feel
She wasn’t leaving me because she didn’t love me but because I didn’t love myself enough to find a way to quit and save our family.
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The Fight of My Life
Originally posted on Recovery Unsensored:
By: Marc McMahon So I don’t even know where to start you all. I can imagine your wondering where the hell I have been these last 6 or so months and as much as I would like to crawl under a rock and never come-out again. Instead I chose to… -
A Recovery Email From Heaven
It started at Mcdonald’s at 5:30 am. I finished my breakfast and was leaving with my leftover biscuit, pancakes, and strawberry jelly and started to walk across the parking lot to the bus stop when I instantly,
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Just To Be With You
BY: Marc McMahon So I’m sitting at my desk in my living room tonight listening to music and drinking coffee letting dinner digest. It was very relaxing in a Christian Heavy Metal genre sort of way. I had just finished a heavy cut by the band Pillar and was getting into the Accapella style of […]
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It’s Just Not My War
Originally posted on Recovery Unsensored:
? BY: Marc McMahon To those who don’t, won’t, or can’t seem to understand we are called many things. We are called addict, junkie, dope fiend, pill head. We are even called liars and losers to name a few. But to those who know our nightmare, to those who have… -
Who Am I
Originally posted on Recovery Unsensored:
By: Marc McMahon I find myself a completely different person, just 54 days removed from addiction. It’s a transformation that only seems possible from someone coming out of addiction. Things are changing rapidly, maybe this is the “pink cloud effect”, but it feels permanent. It is happening in my subconscious,… -
The Child Inside
At that moment I didn’t see a struggling addict I saw a child that was hurt and scared and felt all alone. A child reaching his arms out for someone to pick him up and make it all better.
Recovery Unsensored
Alone we don't stand a chance, but together, we can change the world
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