“Happy, joyous, and free” isn’t a mood. It’s not a nonstop emotional high. It’s not pretending life is perfect or that pain disappears in recovery. It’s a spiritual condition — one that grows when we stop fighting life, stop running from ourselves, and stop trying to control outcomes. For many of us, happiness was something we chased. Joy was something we tried to manufacture. Freedom felt impossible. Recovery teaches us that these things aren’t achieved by force — they’re experienced as a byproduct of honesty, surrender, and living in alignment with God’s will instead of our own. In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about: What “happy, joyous, and free” really means (and what it doesn’t) Why chasing happiness keeps us restless How joy grows out of acceptance and gratitude What real freedom looks like in sobriety Why peace matters more than pleasure How living spiritually grounded changes how we experience life Why happiness shows up when we stop demanding it Happy, joyous, and free doesn’t mean life stops being hard.It means you stop being at war with it. And that’s real freedom 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Thinking of others doesn’t come naturally to most of us — especially in early recovery. Addiction trains us to live inward, to focus on our needs, our pain, our fear, our cravings, our story. That mindset keeps us stuck. Recovery begins to change when we start looking outward. Thinking of others isn’t about neglecting yourself or becoming a doormat. It’s about stepping out of self-centered fear and into usefulness. It’s one of the fastest ways to break obsession, quiet the mind, and reconnect with God. When we stop asking “What do I need right now?” and start asking “Who can I help?”, something shifts. In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about: Why self-centered thinking fuels emotional relapse How thinking of others restores balance and perspective The spiritual principle behind service Why helping someone else helps us more than them sometimes The difference between service and people-pleasing How God uses small acts of kindness to keep us sober Practical ways to think of others without losing yourself Thinking of others doesn’t mean forgetting yourself.It means remembering you’re part of something bigger. And that’s where freedom lives. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

We all came in thinking our problems were unique — different stories, different damage, different pain. But recovery has a way of stripping that illusion away. Different paths brought us here, but the solution is surprisingly common. A common solution doesn’t mean a cheap or easy one. It means shared principles: honesty, surrender, accountability, humility, service, and reliance on God rather than self-will. The details of our stories may differ, but the work that saves us looks remarkably similar. In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about: Why focusing on differences keeps us stuck How ego convinces us our situation is “special” What makes the solution common — not generic Why God works through simple, shared principles How unity strengthens recovery What happens when we stop arguing about the method and start living the message Why the solution works across backgrounds, beliefs, and brokenness A common solution doesn’t erase individuality — it grounds us in truth.We don’t recover because we’re special.We recover because we’re willing. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Most of us come into recovery convinced that our alcoholism is a curse — the thing that ruined our lives, destroyed relationships, shattered opportunities, and dragged us to our knees. And yes, it did all of that. But what if that wasn’t the whole truth? What if the very thing that nearly killed you is also the thing God is using to save you — and others? This isn’t about romanticizing alcoholism. It’s about recognizing what happens after the wreckage: the awakening, the humility, the purpose, the clarity, the relationship with God that most people never experience until everything else is stripped away. In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about: Why alcoholism feels like a curse — and why that’s not the end of the story How brokenness becomes the doorway to spiritual calling Why God uses the “messy ones” to carry powerful messages How surviving addiction gives you empathy, insight, and purpose Turning pain into usefulness — the cornerstone of recovery How your story might be the exact tool God needs to reach someone else Why calling isn’t about perfection — it’s about willingness Your alcoholism nearly destroyed you, but it also woke you up.It forced surrender.It exposed truth.It pushed you toward God in a way comfort never could. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Accountability is the moment recovery stops being theory and becomes real life. It’s the grown-up side of sobriety — the part where we stop blaming, stop hiding, stop sugarcoating, and start taking responsibility for our actions, our reactions, and our impact. Most of us spent years living in denial, excuses, and “Yeah, but…” thinking. Accountability is the shift where we finally look in the mirror without running. It’s not about shame. It’s not about punishment. It’s about maturity, honesty, and growing into the person sobriety is trying to turn us into. In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about: Why accountability is the turning point in recovery How accountability builds emotional sobriety The difference between guilt and responsibility Why self-honesty is the first requirement How accountability strengthens relationships Why God expects honesty, not perfection Practical ways to practice accountability every day Accountability isn’t about being hard on yourself — it’s about refusing to live small, scared, and dishonest. It’s where real change begins. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Radical acceptance isn’t about liking what’s happening. It’s about finally dropping the fight with reality. Most of us spent years arguing with life, resisting the truth, and trying to force things to be the way we wanted. That battle nearly killed us. Radical acceptance is the opposite — it’s the doorway into emotional sobriety. Acceptance doesn’t mean approval. It doesn’t mean surrendering your dignity. It doesn’t mean you stop trying. It means you stop bleeding energy into things you can’t change, and you start putting that energy into what you can. In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about: What radical acceptance is — and what it isn’t How acceptance removes suffering, not pain How fighting reality keeps us spiritually sick Why acceptance is the first step toward internal freedom How God fits into letting go Practical tools to accept life on life’s terms How acceptance is the foundation of emotional sobriety You don’t have to like it.You just have to stop fighting it.That’s where peace begins. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Living in the solution doesn’t mean life gets easy. It means you stop pouring gasoline on your own fires. It means you stop rehearsing the problem and start walking toward the answer. Most of us spent years living in the problem — blaming, reacting, hiding, drinking, isolating, controlling, running. Living in the solution is the opposite of all that. Living in the solution is a shift — a spiritual one, an emotional one, and a practical one. It’s where growth actually happens. It’s where we learn to trust God, trust the process, and trust the tools that saved our life. It’s where we take responsibility for our part while letting go of the part that isn’t ours to carry. In today’s Daily Trudge, we talk about: What “living in the problem” really looks like How fear, ego, and self-will keep us stuck What shifts when you move into the solution How the Steps teach solution-based living Why willingness is more powerful than perfection How God fits into solution, not chaos Practical ways to return to the solution when your mind drifts back to the mess Living in the solution isn’t about pretending everything is fine.It’s about choosing actions, principles, and perspectives that keep you sober, grounded, and connected — even when life shows up messy. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Loyalty is one of the most misunderstood principles in recovery. A lot of us came in with backwards loyalty — loyal to the wrong people, the wrong habits, the wrong beliefs, even the wrong version of ourselves. We confused loyalty with attachment, with people-pleasing, or with tolerating behavior that was destroying us. Real loyalty looks different.Real loyalty is alignment — with truth, with growth, with responsibility, and with the person you’re trying to become. Recovery asks us to reshape where our loyalty goes: not to the chaos we came from, but to the integrity we’re building now. In today’s Daily Trudge, we break down: What loyalty actually means in recovery The difference between loyalty and enabling Why loyalty to unhealthy people keeps us sick How to stay loyal to your principles instead of your pain Loyalty to self: the part most people skip Why emotional sobriety requires loyalty to truth over comfort How loyalty grows connection, trust, and humility Loyalty isn’t about sticking around no matter what.It’s about showing up honestly, consistently, and responsibly — for your recovery, for your people, and for the life you’re building. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

“When Wisdom Calls and Trouble Whispers” Today is our very first episode of God Centered Recovery, hosted by Roger McDiarmid and Dion Miller. We’re kicking things off with Proverbs 1 — a chapter that captures a truth every person in recovery can relate to: wisdom calls out loudly, but trouble whispers quietly… and that whisper often sounds way too familiar. In this episode, Roger brings insight into the themes of Proverbs 1 while Dion connects those ideas to real-life recovery. Together, we talk about: Why wisdom is often the last voice we listen to How destructive invitations show up in early and long-term recovery The people and patterns that pull us backward The consequences of ignoring what we already know And how to start responding to wisdom before life forces the issue This episode is honest, practical, and relatable. Two different perspectives — one focused on wisdom, one focused on lived experience — coming together for a conversation that encourages growth, awareness, and better choices. Thanks for joining us for our very first episode. Let’s get started. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

We judge ourselves by our intentions, but the world experiences us through our actions. And recovery sits right in the middle of that tension. Intentions matter — they show where our heart is pointed. But intentions without accountability? That’s how we stay sick. That’s how we repeat the same behaviors, hurt the same people, and convince ourselves we’re “trying” when nothing actually changes. Accountability is where growth happens. It’s where honesty replaces excuses. It’s where we stop explaining and start doing. It’s where character is built, not talked about. It’s the bridge between who we want to be and who we actually show up as. In today’s Daily Trudge, we’re talking about: Why good intentions aren’t enough How accountability transforms recovery The difference between guilt and responsibility Why intentions without follow-through cause resentment Why people trust actions, not promises How to build accountability without shame How intentions + action create integrity Intentions show your direction.Accountability gets you there.That’s how we grow, that’s how we repair, and that’s how we stay sober. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

People think healing makes you softer, gentler, more agreeable. But the truth? The healed version of you will look “meaner” — not because you turned into a jerk, but because you finally stopped letting people walk all over you. Healing doesn’t turn you into a saint. It turns you into someone who values their own peace. Someone who doesn’t apologize for boundaries. Someone who doesn’t shrink to keep other people comfortable. Someone who says “no,” means it, and sleeps fine afterward. In today’s Daily Trudge, we’re breaking down: Why healing makes you look “mean” to the wrong people Why people-pleasing was your old survival skill How boundaries get misread as attitude Why self-respect will offend the unhealed How recovery hardens your backbone without hardening your heart Why the healed version of you is actually kinder — just not to everyone Here’s the truth:You’re not getting meaner. You’re getting clearer. Stronger. Healthier. More honest.And the people who relied on the “old you” — passive, scared, guilty, compliant — will absolutely have a problem with it. But that’s not your problem anymore. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

We don’t get sober just to stop drinking — we get sober because something inside us wakes up. A deep desire to live usefully. A desire to stop hiding, stop destroying, and start showing up for life in a way that actually matters. Living usefully isn’t about being perfect. It isn’t about saving the world. It’s about being honest, present, dependable, and willing. It’s about taking everything we’ve been through — even the darkest parts — and letting it serve someone else who’s still struggling. In today’s Daily Trudge we talk about: What it really means to live usefully Why purpose becomes a powerful force in recovery How shame and fear get in the way How to stop thinking usefulness means overworking or overgiving Simple, real tools for showing up in your life How being useful heals the parts of us addiction tore apart Recovery isn’t just about removing alcohol — it’s about adding meaning. And the truth is, most of us are a lot more useful than we think. Sometimes it’s a word, a presence, a story, or just showing up when you used to run. Usefulness is not about perfection. It’s about willingness. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

We’re not here to be perfect — we’re here to grow. And sometimes growth comes dressed up as a slip, a setback, or a moment where our flaws get loud. That doesn’t make you a failure. It makes you human. Today we’re talking about what it really means to look beyond the flaws — ours and other people’s — and why a slip can actually be progress when it wakes us up, humbles us, or gets us honest again. In this Daily Trudge, we dig into: Why flaws aren’t defects — they’re information How a slip can be feedback, not failure How shame blocks growth, but grace builds it How to stop judging yourself harder than the world ever could How to see the person, not the mistake Why perfectionism has no place in recovery The real meaning of “progress, not perfection” This isn’t about excusing behavior — it’s about understanding it so we can move forward instead of staying stuck. Recovery isn’t a straight line. It’s forward, backward, sideways, through the mud, and somehow still growing. If you slipped recently, listen: you don’t have to start over. You just have to start again. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Living sober is one thing. Living emotionally sober is where the real work starts.Most of us didn’t drink because life was hard — we drank because feelings were hard. Emotional sobriety is the ability to sit in life without letting our reactions run the show. In today’s Daily Trudge, we’re breaking down what emotional sobriety actually means, why it’s harder than putting the drink down, and the simple tools that make the biggest impact. No fluff. No sugarcoating. Just real recovery. What you’ll walk away with: How to respond instead of react How to stop letting feelings become facts How to avoid emotional hangovers Tools that keep your head and your heart steady Why emotional sobriety is the key to long-term recovery I speak plainly, and I don’t co-sign BS. We talk truth so it stops running our lives — and we trudge through this stuff together. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment  

In recovery, we feel deeply — fear, shame, joy, insecurity, hope.But here’s where a lot of us get tangled up: We start treating feelings like facts.“If I feel unworthy, I am unworthy.”“If I feel abandoned, they must be abandoning me.”“If I feel anger, someone else must have caused it.” But feelings aren’t facts — they’re signals.They’re valid, they matter, and they point to something inside us……but they do not automatically represent truth. Today we’ll talk about how to honor our emotions without letting them run the show, and how emotional sobriety means learning to pause, check our narrative, and choose our response instead of reacting to every feeling like it’s the gospel truth. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

“Repairing the Damage” is more than making amends — it’s about becoming the kind of person who doesn’t keep creating new wreckage.In recovery, we look back and see the emotional, spiritual, and relational destruction our drinking caused. It’s overwhelming if we stare at it all at once. But the program teaches us a different way: One conversation at a time.One behavior change at a time.One willingness moment at a time. Today we’ll talk about how repairing damage isn’t about perfection or groveling — it’s about responsibility, humility, and showing up differently. The people around us don’t need promises… they need consistency. And we can give them that now. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

In recovery, we don’t always need fancy words or deep philosophy — sometimes the truth just needs to be spoken plainly. Today we’re breaking down recovery without the fluff, without the buzzwords, and without pretending everything is fine when it isn’t. We’ll talk about what’s really going on under the surface: 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

“Practice these principles in all our affairs” — the line every alcoholic skips over until life smacks us in the face. This isn’t about being perfect. It’s about consistency. Anyone can be spiritual in a meeting. Anyone can be humble when life is going their way. But real recovery shows up at work, in traffic, in relationships, in conflict, in fear… In all our affairs means:• When we feel attacked• When we feel tired• When we don’t want to be patient• When our ego is loud• When our character defects want the wheel It’s taking spiritual actions even when we don’t feel spiritual. Today we’re talking about the REAL meaning of Step Twelve — living this program everywhere, not just where it’s easy. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment      

Not everyone we meet in recovery plays the same role — and knowing the difference can save your sobriety. Today we’re breaking down three of the most misunderstood relationships in recovery: the Sponsor, the Temporary Sponsor, and the Closed-Mouthed Friend. A Sponsor walks you through the Steps, tells you the truth even when you don’t want to hear it, and helps you build a spiritual foundation that won’t collapse when life hits. A Temporary Sponsor is the person who keeps you from drifting until you find the right long-term fit… someone to get you started, not someone to keep you stuck. And a Closed-Mouthed Friend?That’s the person you can trust with anything — no judgment, no gossip, no games — just honesty, confidentiality, and compassion. These three roles are different, but each one is vital to staying sober, staying connected, and staying honest. Let’s talk about how to find them, how to use them, and how to BE them for someone else. 🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment

Emotional sobriety doesn’t come free — it costs comfort, ego, self-pity, and the illusion that we can control everything. The moment we stop drinking, we start facing the real work: feeling feelings, taking responsibility, letting go, and learning how to respond instead of react. Emotional sobriety is the point where recovery stops being about not drinking and starts being about living differently. Today we talk about what it costs, why it’s worth it, and how it becomes the foundation for long-term serenity.🔔 Subscribe for more Daily Sobriety Motivation:https://www.youtube.com/@thedailytrudge3367 #addiction #recovery #mentalhealth #addictionrecovery #sobriety #sober #love #soberlife #recoveryispossible #mentalhealthawareness #depression #alcoholism #addictionawareness #soberliving #drugaddiction #wedorecover #anxiety #onedayatatime #soberaf #addict #drugs #alcoholicsanonymous #rehab #selfcare #motivation #healing #steps #alcoholfree #selflove #addictiontreatment