Writing, sharing, processing. Many of us have found that writing has been an instrumental part of our recovery -- whether that be journaling, blogging or sharing on an online forum or private facebook page. There is something about putting our thoughts, feelings and experiences down in writing that validates, clarifies and helps us begin healing from what we are going through.
Reading what other women have written is hugely beneficial to many of us as well. Finding the stories that resonate, the experiences we share, and the words for feelings we hadn't been able to flesh out yet. There is healing in feeling validated and understood. And in finding once again, that you are not alone.
Which is why we're such huge fans of Addiction Hope and Recovery's series: Tips From Women in Recovery. These women have powerful stories, truths and insights to share -- and it makes us especially proud to see so many of the women in Our Togetherness Communities involved in this series.
Shay wrote, Trust Yourself. Visit her blog, A Wife Redeemed.
Buffalo Gal wrote, Feeling It. Visit her blog, Kill Your Own Buffalo.
Kilee wrote, Allow Yourself To Feel. Visit her blog, 12 Steps With Christ.
Jane wrote, Knowledge Is Power. Visit her blog, Learning From My Husband’s Pornography Addiction.
Shay wrote, Owning My Story. Visit her blog, A Wife Redeemed.
Wildflower wrote, Sense of Self. Visit her blog, Bloom Where You’re Planted.
And The Togetherness Project's own founder, Jacy wrote, This is NOT a Reflection of You. Visit her blog, My Name is Jacy.
Reading what other women have written is hugely beneficial to many of us as well. Finding the stories that resonate, the experiences we share, and the words for feelings we hadn't been able to flesh out yet. There is healing in feeling validated and understood. And in finding once again, that you are not alone.
Which is why we're such huge fans of Addiction Hope and Recovery's series: Tips From Women in Recovery. These women have powerful stories, truths and insights to share -- and it makes us especially proud to see so many of the women in Our Togetherness Communities involved in this series.
Shay wrote, Trust Yourself. Visit her blog, A Wife Redeemed.
Buffalo Gal wrote, Feeling It. Visit her blog, Kill Your Own Buffalo.
Kilee wrote, Allow Yourself To Feel. Visit her blog, 12 Steps With Christ.
Jane wrote, Knowledge Is Power. Visit her blog, Learning From My Husband’s Pornography Addiction.
Shay wrote, Owning My Story. Visit her blog, A Wife Redeemed.
Wildflower wrote, Sense of Self. Visit her blog, Bloom Where You’re Planted.
And The Togetherness Project's own founder, Jacy wrote, This is NOT a Reflection of You. Visit her blog, My Name is Jacy.
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