Do you love a beautiful girl? This TAM tee shirt below is made in her honor....we know moms of beautiful girls can relate to David Sheff’s new movie...you can purchase yours below and wear it proudly our daughters matter and are sooo beautiful.. So in tribute The Addict’s Mom presents our “Beautiful Child” shirts; which pay respect to David Sheff’s new movie “Beautiful Boy”, adapted from his 2008 book of the same title. Whether you have a Beautiful Boy or a Beautiful Girl, you can show the world that you believe them to be the heartbeat of your life. If you want to attend please send an email to TAM1SPV@gmail.com with a screenshot of your purchase attached, to be added to the list of those who will be invited to this interview. *We have no details to share yet, except that Mr. Sheff has agreed to participate. TAM holds no responsibility if his schedule changes, and we have to reschedule to a later date. Link to Beautiful Girl Shirt: https://www.customink.com/fundraising/my-beautiful-girl **Make sure you're on the correct link before purchasing.

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Treat Yourself or a Loved One to Sobriety   Giving thanks when you’re caught up in the tailspin of drug or alcohol addiction isn’t easy, unless you or your loved one has started to break free from chemical dependency. Before you get ready to break bread with family and friends, consider how holiday time could be better spent in recovery. The reasons might surprise you.   A good night’s sleep. Rehab during the holidays allows the user and their loved ones time to restore personal livelihood. Knowing that a loved one is in a safe environment away from a drug of choice helps put worry to rest.   Stop enabling. Holiday gatherings often include alcoholic beverages and additives in favorite desserts. It’s hard to indulge guilt-free when someone’s at the table drinking out of control.   Removing undue stress. It’s hard to enjoy the holidays with an elephant in the room. Spending time with people who have untreated substance abuse is an elephant in the room. Rehab for the holidays takes a weight off of all concerned.   Focus on positivity. The primary benefit of addiction rehab is that the user is finally putting their health first and it’s often the first positive, proactive step made in a long time. That’s something the entire family can cheer about.   Healthy relationships to look forward to. Time away getting treatment for addiction is an emotional investment, invaluable to the person in recovery as well as everyone they know. It provides the stepping stone for healthier relationships across a lifetime.   Holiday stress affects everyone but for the addict, it can present a heightened level of anxiety, trauma and triggers for relapse. But there are precautions available. Find Out More Social Highlights If you're not following us on Instagram yet, what are you waiting for? See what you're missing! Follow Us on Instagram Hot Topics – Join the Conversation What Does Alcohol Withdrawal Feel Like? Real Alcohol Withdrawal Stories Read the Full Article Real People Explain What Anxiety and Panic Attacks Feel Like Read the Full Article Have you been looking into addiction treatment for yourself or a loved one? Fight Addiction Now can help guide your search! Contact us through our website, or verify your insurance now.   Get In Touch with Us over Social

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FREE CONTEMPLATING RECOVERY SUPPORT GROUP: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1st At BALANCE, we know deciding to seek treatment is not an easy decision. Discuss your concerns in a free supportive group led by BALANCE Founder Melainie Rogers, MS, RDN, CDN, CEDRD. The group provides a supportive forum within which members can explore issues including ambivalence about engaging in treatment, recovery, resources and treatment options and knowing when and how to take the next steps towards making change. The group is open to individuals seeking help and to family and loved ones. WHERE: BALANCE eating disorder treatment center in NYC located at 112 West 27th Street 7th Floor, New York, NY 10001 WHEN: Saturday, December 1st, 2018 from 9:30am - 10:30am. RSVP: Please confirm your attendance by replying to this email or filling out the form located here LEARN MORE  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌

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Join MDC at the 6th Annual Community Champion Awards Join us as we honor individuals in our community who are making Knoxville a healthier and safer place at the 6th Annual Community Champion Awards Luncheon on December 4 at the Foundry at World's Fair Park! Deadline to RSVP for the event is TODAY! Questions? Contact Aly Taylor at ataylor@metrodrug.org or 865-588-5550.   RSVP HERE Metro Drug Coalition | 4930 Lyons View Pike | Knoxville TN 37919 | Phone: (865) 588-5550 © 2018 Metro Drug Coalition. All rights reserved. Unsubscribe from this list Forward this email to a friend This project is funded by the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance AbuseServicess.

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