💌 Proud of You, Always 🌸
Hi sweet souls 💕,
I just wanted to pause and hold space for each of you here in this community. Addiction is such a deeply personal and often painful journey—it tests your strength, your patience, and your hope. Yet here you are, showing up, breathing through the hard moments, and finding your way one step at a time. That is so powerful. 🌸
Recovery isn’t a straight path—it bends, it dips, it circles back sometimes. But none of that means failure. Every step, even the ones that feel small or heavy, are still part of your healing. Please remember: progress isn’t about perfection—it’s about persistence. And you are living proof of that persistence every single day. 🌷
I am so proud of this little corner of 7Cups—the courage, honesty, and softness that fills this space is inspiring. You remind me that even in struggle, there is light, and even in brokenness, there is beauty. 🌻
And please know: you’re never alone here. This is a safe, gentle space, and my messages are always open if you ever need someone to listen, to sit with, or to remind you of your worth. You matter. Your story matters. And you’re doing better than you realize. 💌
With love, warmth, and so much pride,
Bubbles 🌿💙
@Bubbles2025
Bubbles you are a breath of fresh air!
Your encouragement!
Your kindness.
Your heartfelt warmth and energy.
You are a valuable asset to seven cups!
And I thank you for your presence!
💜💕
@Amanda84
Thank you so much! I try : )
bubbles 🫶🌸
Bubbles, I think you and Amanda post the warmest posts! This was beautifully written.
It's not about every time you fall, but every time that you get up. Keep getting up.
I’m so glad to hear that you feel this was beautifully written. I definitely tried my best with it. Thank you so much for commenting such an inspirational thing as well.
@Bubbles2025
thank you we still at times think about drinking to numb we not had a drink since jan 2 2006 but it at times come crashing into our thoughts your so right it a hard road but worth it one day at a time is all we have that helped us so much over the years
So incredibly proud of you for being sober this long! It’s definitely hard but worth it.
@Bubbles2025
thanks yes it hard and yes it worth
even after so long being sober still at times think about taking a drink but we know for us that be bad idea
trigger warning 6 months before we got sober we end up in a comma at our own hands due to stuff going on in our life we went on a binge and being that it a depressant we end up in the binge taking a whole big bottle of meds we not sure who in system call our mom but we know that one did mom came took us to ER said they had to guild our hand so she could could be our voice due to we was going into comma doctor told them it be a long time if we ever came out of the comma and would have lots of stuff wrong if we ever came out of it
3 day later we came out of the comma and walked out of hospital a hour later this even the doctor said was a miracle they could not explain it at all one doctor said he did not believe in God but he had no way of explaining what happened at all he was confuse bu it he also rechecked every thing they had did to make sure they was right we most likely not come out of the comma he found they was right saying that so he did not know why we came out of it and with no lasting effects from it
we know it was a acted of God within in the comma we had a not sure if would call it a dream or vision but we do know that to was from God
so we here today as many times God stopped things that should have end our life but that time it was very clear it was acted of God
