Waking Up Blessed Newsletter Rockers In Recovery ® - Since 2008  ‌  ‌  ‌ Music Heals - How Apes of the State's April Hartman found strength through music during recovery Hartman played guitar for a few years as a kid, but she gave it up when self-doubt became overwhelming. In 2014, Hartman entered treatment at Retreat at Lancaster County in Ephrata for drug and alcohol addiction. There, a music therapist encouraged her to pick up the instrument again.. READ MORE If You Get Chills When Listening To Music, It Could Be A Sign You’re Special Do you experience a lump in your throat or get chills, while you are listening to a good song? If so, you are actually special. READ MORE "Video Pick Of The Week" Rockers In Recovery 2013 Hurricane Sandy Benefit Concert. Train Kept A-Rollin' Waking Up Blessed Radio Show 9AM(EST) September 24-28, 2018 Topic For The Week - Treating Others With Respect Feel Free To Call In - (602) 753-1625 9AM(EST) Monday-Friday - Radio Talk Show Host John Hollis Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. Starting Our Day With Inspirational Stories of Experience, Strength, and Hope. Featuring Topics, Special Guests, Music, News, Events, and Festivals taking place within and not limited to the clean and sober community. Click Here To Listen Waking Up Blessed Radio Show - Past Guests Alison Tarlow on Waking Up Blessed Radio Show. Starting Our Day With Inspirational Stories of Experience, Strength, and Hope. Click Here To Listen Now Kathryn Ann - Broward County 2018 Recovery Person of the Year on Waking Up Bless Radio Show. Click Here To Listen Now IN THE NEWS Lori Sullivan, RIR Co-Founder Sober and Clean Since 09/14/99 Since having been diagnosis with Her2 Positive Left Breast Cancer on April 6, 2018 that has also spread into her lymph nodes under her left armpit. Lori has with dignity and grace, through her long term recovery of 19 years (09/14/99), been able to walk through the most horrific circumstances. READ MORE Mac Miller made his personal struggles the centre of his music American rapper and music producer Mac Miller’s death was announced on 7 September. The entire music industry and his fans are still reeling from the loss. Miller, who reportedly died of an accidental drug overdose, was just 26. READ MORE Rivers of vodka and rape: The dark history of the Backstreet Boys In 2018, the Backstreet Boys celebrated their 25th year in the music industry. You'd be forgiven for thinking the band has long since disbanded and been absorbed into the collective memories of nineties tweens, long since grown up. READ MORE Since 2008 Rockers In Recovery® Where Recovery Education Information and Rock-N-Roll Come Together. READ MORE . Dopamine and Addiction By John Giordano READ MORE Addiction Education & Awareness Concept Through Music Is Working. READ MORE Rockers In Recovery - Videos Mike Zito Bluesman In Recovery Eric Clapton - "River Of Tears" I remember sitting at the end of my active addiction listening to this song and thinking God this is me, "We Need To Learn To Love Each Other" Stevie Ray Vaughan  Class of 2013 - RIR All Star Band with Guest Michael Des Barres Hurricane Sandy Benefit Concert. 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