Mylu Recovery Residence’s

08/29/2025

1 bed currently available! Self-pay $150/week.

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MYLU LLC Residential Recovery provides a safe and supportive housing environment for individuals seeking recovery from addiction. We strive to meet the needs in our resident’s recovery and assist the suffering addict to conquer a daily reprieve continuously. We provide a safe, productive environme...

08/02/2025

“From humble beginnings to 1 year of growth. Our journey continues with gratitude.”

We are so grateful to have helped so many men this year on their recovery journeys, and so thankful for those who have helped and supported us along the way.

The reward is reciprocal. Here’s to year two! 🎉

06/17/2025

Good morning!

06/01/2025

Self-pay beds currently available! Reach out for assistance. Walking distance to many businesses and public transportation.

05/27/2025

3 open beds— $150/week

“A day clean Is a day won, even if it’s day one”

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MYLU LLC Residential Recovery provides a safe and supportive housing environment for individuals seeking recovery from addiction. We strive to meet the needs in our resident’s recovery and assist the suffering addict to conquer a daily reprieve continuously. We provide a safe, productive environme...

05/10/2025

2 self pay beds currently available! $150-week. Great recovery environment, No IOP requirements.

04/29/2025

1 bed opening Wednesday—$150/week. Great group of guys, reach out with any questions and give us a share.

01/22/2025

4 open beds available for any males in need of recovery housing! $150/week currently no IOP requirement.

MYLU LLC Residential Recovery provides a safe and supportive housing environment for individuals seeking recovery from addiction. We strive to meet the needs in our resident’s recovery and assist the suffering addict to conquer a daily reprieve continuously. We provide a safe, productive environme...

11/06/2024

November 06, 2024

Understanding humility

Page 324

"Humility is a result of getting honest with ourselves."

Basic Text, p. 36

Humility was an idea so foreign to most of us that we ignored it as long as we could. When we first saw the word "humbly" ahead in Step Seven, we may have figured it meant we had quite a bit of humiliation in store. Perhaps we chose to look it up in the dictionary, only to become even more confused by the definition. We didn't understand how "lowliness and subservience" applied to recovery.

To be humble does not mean we are the lowest form of life. On the contrary, becoming humble means we attain a realistic view of ourselves and where we fit in the world. We grow into a state of awareness founded on our acceptance of all aspects of ourselves. We neither deny our good qualities nor overemphasize our defects. We honestly accept who we are.

No one of us will ever attain a state of perfect humility. But we can certainly strive to honestly admit our faults, accept our assets, and rely on our Higher Power as a source of strength. Humility doesn't mean we have to crawl life's path on our hands and knees; it just means we must admit we cannot recover on our own. We need each other and, above all, we need the power of a loving God.

Just for Today: To be humble, I will honestly accept all facets of myself, seeing my true place in the world. For the strength I need to fill that place, I will rely on the God of my understanding,

10/20/2024

Plenty of self-pay beds available! Enjoy your own room for a bit until the place fills up. $150/week, reach out with any questions!

10/08/2024

October 08, 2024

A new pattern of living

Page 294

"We suspect that if we do not use what we have, we will lose what we have."

Basic Text, p. 78

Addiction gave a pattern to our lives, and with it a meaning--a dark, diseased meaning, to be sure, but a meaning nonetheless. The Narcotics Anonymous recovery program gives us a new pattern of living to replace our old routines. And with that new pattern comes a new meaning to our lives, one of light and hope.

What is this new pattern of living? Instead of isolation, we find fellowship. Instead of living blindly, repeating the same mistakes again and again, we regularly examine ourselves, free to keep what helps us grow and discard what doesn't. Rather than constantly trying to get by on our own limited power, we develop a conscious contact with a loving Power greater than ourselves.

Our life must have a pattern. To maintain our recovery, we must maintain the new patterns our program has taught us. By giving regular attention to these patterns, we will maintain the freedom we've found from the deadly disease of addiction, and keep hold of the meaning recovery has brought to our lives.

Just for Today: I will begin a new pattern in my life: the regular maintenance of my recovery.