Betty's Circle Outreach for Recovery and Harm Reduction

09/29/2025

Day 29

🪞 Reflection: What does recovery mean to YOU today?
For me: It means freedom, breath, and the ability to love my people with a clear heart. Drop your reflections below.

09/28/2025

Day 28

🌟 Naloxone saves lives. Carry it. Learn to use it. Train your kids, your neighbors, your family. Harm reduction turns bystanders into lifesavers.

09/27/2025

Day 27

🙌 Look at how far we’ve come together. This group is proof that community heals. Every post, every share, every comment—this is recovery in motion. 💜

09/26/2025

Day 26

🚫 Myth: “You’re not really in recovery if you’re on Suboxone/MAT.”
✅ Fact: Medication-assisted recovery is REAL recovery. Period.

09/25/2025

Day 25

🧠 Mental Health Matters:
Substance use disorder and mental illness often walk hand in hand. Healing means treating the WHOLE person—body, mind, and spirit.

09/24/2025

Day 24

💌 If no one told you today:
I am proud of you.
I see your fight.
You’re not alone. 💜

09/23/2025

Day 23

🌈 Recovery looks different for everyone. There is no one-size-fits-all. Some use meetings, some use therapy, some use MAT, some use harm reduction. EVERY path matters.

09/22/2025

Day 22

🩹 Harm Reduction Tip:
Don’t use alone. Test your supply. Carry Naloxone. These are not “excuses to use”—they are tools to stay alive long enough to recover.

09/21/2025

Day 21

🎉 Milestone Day!
Drop your clean/sober/active recovery dates below! Let’s celebrate every single day, from 24 hours to decades. Every day counts.

09/21/2025

Hey friends, did you know PA passed Act 54 of 2018, which says: if a baby is born or under 1 year old and has been exposed to substances before birth, health professionals must set up a Plan of Safe Care. And here’s the key: that notification is not a “child abuse” report.

What that means (in human terms): when we support folks in recovery, especially pregnant women, we give babies a chance. Not shame. Not punishment.

Healing never ends. ❤️

09/21/2025

09/20/2025

Day 20

🕊️ I went from prison to recovery. That’s not shame—it’s transformation. Our past doesn’t disqualify us. It makes us proof that freedom is possible.