Your Life: Why Sobriety Matters The Most

By Wendle Right


When you are in rehab, you are sent to a meeting that allows you to connect with drug and alcohol pastors, counselors and teachers. You are being given a new opportunity for growth and hope. When you focus in on your spirituality with God, you begin to see that you are not in this fight alone. You begin to focus on what matters most to you. You are someone that tends to become a unique power in your own self. It is important to look at life and feel like you have grown. Anyone can grow closer to their own goals by going after something more specific.

Sometimes we look at life and wonder if we can take ourselves to a new realm. I think that we can grow closer to God as each day passes. God always seems to open the doors for us when we feel like he doesn't care. I can understand why most people think that God doesn't care. It is important to know that God does care.

In rehab, many people decide to get right with themselves because they know how much God is watching over them. Before rehab, many people feel lost and like God does not even care about them. It is important to have a steady prayer life when you are in rehab and when you get out.

Many addicts join groups like Alcoholics Anonymous and church groups to say sober. Making sober friends also make us more aware of who we are. It makes us become aware of what is happening with us and what the future has in store. It is a time where most people ask, "What is my role in this life?"

As we turn around and look back, we see that life and love are something that makes sense. Take life in stride and try to find comfort with what you know to be true and right in your life. I believe that in life, we have to see our own image and see that we can change and grow. Growth happens when we look back and see that change has happened. We can carefully see progress happening as change goes in into our lives. Yes, we can easily see when something happens for us on a good or bad note. Just ask yourself what matters to you the most and then say a prayer for help. As we learn more about God, we see reasons for wanting change to come upon us.




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