Recovery in Safford

Recovery in Safford WE DO RECOVER. Together WE can help those who still suffer the devastations of addiction/alcoholism/Codependency.

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07/22/2025

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07/21/2025

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07/21/2025

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07/20/2025

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If I catch myself in a codependent trap of trying to emphasize something about myself to another, I will ask myself if I...
07/19/2025

If I catch myself in a codependent trap of trying to emphasize something about myself to another, I will ask myself if I need to convince myself at that point.

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07/17/2025

2 reading kind of day. 😊😊

Healing Warriors of the Gila ValleyThe new group of Codependents Anonymous has a group conscience tonight after the meet...
07/16/2025

Healing Warriors of the Gila Valley

The new group of Codependents Anonymous has a group conscience tonight after the meeting.

Meeting is from 4:30-5:30 @
The blue building behind The River church.

Service positions available.
For questions call-928-651-5811.

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07/15/2025

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MondayJul 14ObstaclesEverybody encounters obstacles in life. There are the structural or societal obstacles that are dif...
07/14/2025

Monday
Jul 14

Obstacles

Everybody encounters obstacles in life. There are the structural or societal obstacles that are difficult to break through unless you have the right amount of privilege and power. There are also the health and genetic obstacles that we can't control. But what about the obstacles that we can control?

Usually, it's easier to recognize external obstacles or limiting forces outside of ourselves than to acknowledge the obstacles that are self-imposed or self-created. Insecurity and self-doubt are the biggest self-imposed obstacles that I've had to overcome. We can look at obstacles as signposts and indicators. We can observe them and be clear about them, but I've figured out the importance of not bulldozing or pushing through our obstacles. Rather, we can find a resting place to reflect and then design the best way forward. Sometimes obstacles are not meant to be overcome. I know this because I have been my own greatest obstacle throughout my life.

What obstacles do you face today? We may not be able to control all of them, but we can choose how we cope with them.

ThursdayJul 10Be Yourself, UnapologeticallyI think that recovery is in large part about getting to that place where we a...
07/10/2025

Thursday
Jul 10

Be Yourself, Unapologetically

I think that recovery is in large part about getting to that place where we accept who we are so fully that we stop apologizing for who we aren't. Not that we claim perfection, but rather we live our lives knowing that our imperfections are what make us interesting and what make us unique. The brilliant actor Viola Davis is quoted as saying, "You can't be hesitant about who you are." Yet, we do hesitate, don't we? We don't always bring our full, imperfect selves to the party of life. Or when we do, we feel obliged to apologize for not being or doing enoughβ€”or, for some of us, for being too much. How many times a day do you say "I'm sorry" for something? No, seriously, I think you should do the count one day. And then reflect on how many times you said "sorry" because of something you believe you are or did that needed an apology. Write about it.

I'm sorry, not sorry. For being me.

TuesdayJul 08Stronger or Weaker?Every time I say no to the craving or desire I become stronger. Every time I give in, I ...
07/08/2025

Tuesday
Jul 08

Stronger or Weaker?

Every time I say no to the craving or desire I become stronger. Every time I give in, I weaken myself and make it harder to say no the next time.

Abstinence is made up of many small decisions. We gradually acquire the knowledge of what we can handle and what we should avoid. This knowledge applies to situations and attitudes as well as our addictions & other people. As we work our program and make the right decisions, we gain strength.

Since none of us is perfect, we do not need to become discouraged when we make mistakes. We are learning how to live, and our failures teach us more than our successes. Growth is slow, but if we keep coming back to the program, we will see results beyond our wildest expectations. This gives us the strength to become new people.

For growing stronger, we thank You. πŸ™

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07/05/2025

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Address

Safford, AZ

Opening Hours

Monday 6pm - 7pm
Tuesday 4:30pm - 5:30pm
6pm - 7pm
Wednesday 4:30pm - 5:30pm
6pm - 7pm
Thursday 6pm - 7pm
Friday 7pm - 8pm
Saturday 6pm - 7pm
Sunday 6pm - 7pm

Website

http://www.saffordna.org/, http://www.cmaaz.org/, https://area03.com/?search=Safford

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