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Quotes About Recovery

I was pretty sick for a couple of weeks--too sick for the Mrs. to give me the news. And it's a wonder I didn't
~ Ring Lardner
even if they could remember, which I doubt. Once they're sober we'll do
~ Rita Bradshaw
There are two types of scars; those that are visible and those that are not. Both indicate that you been hurt but only the external scars will show if you been healed. No one can see the scars inside us or if our injury still lingers.
~ RJ Intindola
You may continue to stay together after betrayal, and the scar may heal and condense, but will never totally disappeared.
~ RJ Intindola
I have other obligations now - the show, my family, my life... though I know that without my sobriety I wouldn't have any of those things.
~ Rob Lowe
Have recovered somewhat from massive, delicious, inundating influx of life memories. Man, it is soooooooooo goooooooooood to be ME again.
~ Rob Reger
One night you delete all your suicide notes from your computer. If things go bad again, it's not like you can't write a new one.
~ Rob Roberge
This is what they call "hitting rock bottom," and they call it that because it rocks.
~ Rob Sheffield
It's hard to look the people you love in the face when they've seen you fuck up everything you touch. Sometimes, it's easier to rebuild your life if you're with someone who's been as low as you've been.
~ Rob Thomas
As long as a Nice Guy is willing to settle for bad sex, he limits his opportunities to experience good sex. I regularly tell Nice Guys, "You have to be willing to let go of what you've got to get what you want." Good sex can occur only when a recovering
~ Robert A. Glover
As long as a Nice Guy is willing to settle for bad sex, he limits his opportunities to experience good sex. I regularly tell Nice Guys, "You have to be willing to let go of what you've got to get what you want." Good sex can occur only when a recovering Nice Guy decides to stop settling for bad sex!
~ Robert A. Glover
Self-respect, courage, and integrity look good on a man. As recovering Nice Guys chart their own
~ Robert A. Glover
Developing integrity is an essential part of recovery from the Nice Guy Syndrome. My definition of integrity is "deciding what feels right and doing it.
~ Robert A. Glover
Since Nice Guys learned to sacrifice themselves in order to survive, recovery must center on learning to put themselves first and making their needs a priority.
~ Robert A. Glover
Recovery from the Nice Guy Syndrome is dependent on revealing one's self and receiving support from safe people. It is essential, therefore, that men who want to break free from the Nice Guy Syndrome find safe people to assist them in this process.
~ Robert A. Glover
Personal power is the result of feeling fear, but not giving in to the fear. There is a solution to the helplessness and vulnerability Nice Guys feel. Recovery from the Nice Guy Syndrome allows Nice Guys to embrace the personal power that is their birthright. Reclaiming personal power includes: •?Surrendering. •?Dwelling in reality. •?Expressing feelings. •?Facing fears. •?Developing integrity. •?Setting boundaries.
~ Robert A. Glover
it is almost always the case that whatever has wounded you will also be instrumental in your healing.
~ Robert A. Johnson
In 1934, when the economy began emerging from the bottom of the Great Depression, it grew 7.7 percent. The next year it grew more than 8 percent. In 1936 it grew a whopping 14.1 percent.
~ Robert B. Reich
As I noted, jobs slowly returned from the depths of the Great Recession, but in order to get them, many workers had to accept lower pay than before.
~ Robert B. Reich
In other words, the real reason the American economy tanked in 2008, and why we're still struggling to recover, is that the basic bargain has been broken. The big news isn't the slow return of jobs. It's the drop in pay. Most of the jobs we've gained over the last two years pay less than the jobs we've lost.
~ Robert B. Reich
People are resilient. After all, every person born has recovered from nine months on life support.
~ Robert Brault
Out of the wreck I rise.
~ Robert Browning
This milestone was the founding of Alcoholics Anonymous in Akron, Ohio, in June of 1935.
~ Robert Burney
It is necessary to take down the dysfunctional defense systems but we have to replace them with defenses that work.
~ Robert Burney