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The Joke Man: Bow to Stern

February 19, 2019 By Randi Newton Leave a Comment

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Jackie Martling may be best known for his longtime stint as head writer on The Howard Stern Show. The well-versed comedian has enjoyed his hand at singing, songwriting and last year his autobiography Bow To Stern was released exposing Marling's journey working on the shock jock's legendary radio ... Read More

Whose Thoughts Are These? Addiction, Recovery and Buddhism

February 15, 2019 By Gary Boucher 1 Comment

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When I was in my freshman year in college, I had a professor of English who liked to start the first class of the semester with the question, “What are the books that changed your life?” Not “What books did you enjoy, or really love,” but “changed your life.” Even as a voracious reader, it took some ... Read More

Dating in Early Recovery – What Red Flags Do You Need To Avoid?

February 14, 2019 By Nicole Arzt 1 Comment

In early recovery, meeting new people is an entirely new adventure. Dating, which may have once represented drug-infused chaos, can even become a scarier tornado once you eliminate the mind-altering substance security blankets. Real feelings! Real intimacy! Real commitment! The idea is as ... Read More

Demi Lovato’s Ongoing Journey

February 5, 2019 By Mark Nyman Leave a Comment

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About six months ago Demi Lovato was hospitalized for a drug overdose. Since then she has been in rehab and recovery. In early October it was reported that Lovato completed a 60-day rehab program since her hospitalization in July. She had been in the hospital for 2 weeks until she flew to a rehab ... Read More

The Opioid Crisis in the United States

January 29, 2019 By Deiona Monroe 1 Comment

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The opioid epidemic has been escalating throughout the country for quite some time This prescription drug has grown to have illegal counterparts, commonly being abused because they are extremely addictive. Being a painkiller, opioid medications have effects on the parts of the brain that control ... Read More

New Year, New Eats: Foods for 2019

January 24, 2019 By Deiona Monroe Leave a Comment

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We’ve been blessed with a new year. Greetings and happy new year to you all! Isn’t it great to be able to start a whole new year? We get to begin new paths, establish—and complete—new goals and leave whatever has cluttered our hearts and minds in the previous year; it’s literally like stepping into ... Read More

Examining The Controversy Between Opioid Prescriptions in Recovery

January 24, 2019 By Nicole Arzt 1 Comment

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For many people, sobriety refers to total abstinence from mood-altering substances. The premise is simple: do not use drugs or alcohol no matter what. But can or should there ever be exceptions in this seemingly black-and-white rule? In this case, how do we appropriately examine severe medical ... Read More

The Journey of Commitment: How to successfully stick to a healthier lifestyle in 2019

January 20, 2019 By Cara Davis Leave a Comment

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One of the top resolutions made each year is to eat better, workout more and have a healthier lifestyle. We become committed to transformer our health with new diets and workout plans. However, statistics show that 40 % percent of resolutions fall off their diet plans and workout regimens only 4 ... Read More

A WINTER WORLD OF HOLIDAYS

January 7, 2019 By Gary Boucher Leave a Comment

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Hanukkah Sameach! Merry Christmas! Habari Gani! Happy Holidays! However we say it—and there are many different ways—the idea of “happy” combined with “holidays” is a very, very old one. But in our consumer-driven culture, the holidays come at us so early, fast and hard that by the time they ... Read More

The New Year

January 2, 2019 By Mark Nyman Leave a Comment

New Years Sparkler

Stale air, dead trees, dry wheeze. A man crossed out another day on the calendar. With a grim stare, he saw it near. A brand new year within three days. Slowly and tense, he took a pen and stabbed it down on fresh paper, writing the number one. A silent sigh escaped his lips, day one again, ... Read More

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