ASHRA

Congratulations Vivek.T on your first recovery milestone.Keep up the good work.

Congratulations Chirag R on 3years of continous sobriety.Keep growing,keep inspiring.

Congratulations Siddharth for completing 365 days of sobriety.

Turning life 180° around and playing with pride rather than our life!!
Hard luck guys... Was a great effort👍👍

With each passing years,our foundation grows stronger and resilient.Happy 3rd foundation day to all who have helped make this possible.

It's not about winning or losing but how you play the game that matters... Well played guys 👍👍

Just for today my thoughts will be on my recovery ,living and enjoying life without the use of drugs and alcohol.

Rehabilitating....

Congratulations Ajay for completing 365 days of sobriety.We wish you all the luck ahead.

Congratulations Ksh*tiz on your first sober birthday and we wish you all the best for your future.

Congratulations Paul for completing 365 days of Soberity... It's been a hell of a journey but it was worth every single blood , sweat and tear !! Keep the dreams alive... Stick to the winners... You surely are one of them 👏👏

Inspire don't despair...

Happy new year everyone... May this year bring everything you wish for... 🙏🙏 stay safe stay sober 🙏🙏

Congratulations Tenzing D and Sameer R for completing 365 days clean and sober.We are really proud of your accomplishment and we wish you all the best for your days ahead.

Happy Diwali 🪔 to everyone.

Happy Dussehra..

Congratulations Raju R for completing 365 days of sobriety.We hope you get where you want to go and we wish you the best in all that you do.

Happy independence day everyone....stay safe stay sober 🙏

Congratulations Sanjay C for completing 365 days clean and serene.Keep Growing.

Let's try and understand what we are dealing with ,in addiction one uses the whole family suffers so don't let your prejudices kill your loved one...

Let's help the people in need because together WE can 🙏🙏

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Wise decision...

Not ever🙌

The reality of addiction.
Our son, Mitch Dunn, lost his battle with addiction/recovery
yesterday.
I thought it was hard watching him go through program after
program only to give in to the demons in his head every time.
I thought it was hard having argument after argument with
that brick wall.
I thought it was hard knowing he was making bad decisions
and not taking your advice.
NO! THAT WASN'T HARD!
What is hard is having to call 911 because your husband tells
you to with panic and horror in his voice.
What is hard is knowing deep down in your gut that there is
nothing you can do but, you try to give him CPR any way.
What is hard is watching 10+ medical trained professionals
working on him for 30 minutes, hoping they will revive him
and they can't.
What is hard is hearing the firehouse chaplain saying a prayer
to God for his guidance for us because our son is gone.
What is hard is watching your family die a little on the inside
because each and everyone of us tried our damn-dest to help
him.
What is hard is burying your child.
We have to remember we did everything we could. We have
to remember to forgive, not only ourselves but, our child too.
We have to remember he doesn't have to fight those demons
anymore.
This was the scene in our house yesterday. I pray you don't
have to experience this.

Chris Mahieu-Dunn