Bill Says: (A Blog About Recovery)
Some thoughts about recovery. * Take what you like and leave the rest.
Monday, September 14, 2015
JOY:
Sometimes, the holidays are filled with the joy we associate
with that time of year. The season flows. Magic is in the air.
Sometimes not.
Here are some ideas I've learned through personal experience,
and practice, to help us get through difficult holidays.
Deal with feelings, but try not to dwell unduly on them. Put
the holidays in perspective: A holiday is one day out of 365.
We can get through any 24-hour period.
Get through the day, but be aware that there may be a
post-holiday backlash. Sometimes, if we use our survival
behaviors to get through the day, the feelings will catch up to us
the next day.
Find and cherish the love that's available, even if it's not exactly
what we want. Is there someone we can give love to and receive
love from? Recovering friends? Is there a family who would enjoy
sharing their holiday with us?
Maybe past holidays haven't been terrific. Maybe this year wasn't
terrific. But next year can be better, and the next a little better.
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Bonanza -
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eBay -
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