Hope in Recovery

04/11/2026

Have you conducted yourself with Integrity this week?

How has it helped you in your healing journey?

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04/07/2026

04/07/2026

04/06/2026

April 06, 2026

Growing honestly

"On a practical level, changes occur because what's appropriate to one phase of recovery may not be for another."

Basic Text, p. 105

When we first came to Narcotics Anonymous, many of us had no legitimate occupation. Not all of us suddenly decide we're going to become honest and productive model citizens the moment we arrive in NA. But we soon find, in recovery, that we are not so comfortable doing many of the things we once did without a second thought when we were using.

As we grow in our recovery, we begin to be honest in matters that probably hadn't bothered us when we used. We start returning extra change a cashier may have given us by mistake, or admitting when we hit a parked car. We find that if we can begin to be honest in these small ways the bigger tests of our honesty become much easier to handle.

Many of us came here with very little capacity to be honest. But we find that as we work the Twelve Steps, our lives begin to change. We are no longer comfortable when we benefit at the expense of others. And we can feel good about our newfound honesty.

Just for Today: I will examine the level of honesty in my life and see if I'm comfortable with it.

04/05/2026

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04/05/2026

Integrity

​1. The "Double Life" Reflection
​In the past, many of us managed different "versions" of ourselves depending on who we were with.
​The Question: Where do you still feel the urge to "shape-shift" or hide parts of your true self today? What is the fear behind showing up as the same person in every room?
​2. The "Small" Inconsistencies
​Integrity is often described as what we do when no one is looking. It’s usually the small, "harmless" compromises that erode our self-trust before the big ones do.
​The Question: What is a "small" area where you struggle to stay aligned (e.g., being honest about being late, keeping small promises to yourself, or exaggerating a story)? How does that small gap affect your overall peace?
​3. Values vs. Pressure
​It is easy to have integrity when things are going well, but much harder when it costs us something—like money, a reputation, or a difficult conversation.
​The Question: Can you share a time recently when doing the "right thing" felt uncomfortable or even painful? What helped you stay the course, or if you slipped, what did you learn about your boundaries?
​4. Rebuilding Self-Trust
​Recovery isn't just about others trusting us again; it’s about us being able to rely on our own word.

Integrity.

04/05/2026

Integrity.

04/05/2026

Happy Easter. Let us remember the Reason for this day.

04/04/2026

With Hope Church – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 20 months in a row. 🎉