Recovery Affirmations

These positive affirmations are short, powerful statements that can change your life and empower your recovery.

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WATCH: The Oregon Zoo in Portland was closed to the public today due to heavy snow – but the zoo’s residents had a blast.

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Oh my GODD THE POLAR BEAR GOT SOME SNOW HE MUST FEEL SO REFRESHED

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relatable seals at the end there

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“Hey Joe! Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe look!!! It’s snow!”

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New Admin

Hello followers,

I am now the new admin of this blog. I am a senior in high school and I enjoy reading, writing and outdoorsy activities. Please send in your affirmations and I will post them. :) If you have any questions about me, just ask!

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Dear followers (please read)

For personal reasons I’ve decided to leave my current account. My blogs as they currently are do not bring me joy but only stress and I need to do this for me.

I’m not deleting, so this blog will stay up as an archive. 

I’ll remain on Tumblr in my new account, actualgrandma. You can contact me there if you’d like.

Take care everyone.

Love, Eileen <3

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is this blog dead?

This blog lowkey died because I had to take care of myself and stop a relapse from happening but I am back on tumblr and I hope to start making these submissions soon! 

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[Image description: a sloth hanging from a tree branch with the text, “I’m hanging in there, which is okay for now.”

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Submitted anonymously

[Image description: A person standing silhouetted against a sunset with a broken chains and text that reads “I am no longer in their control. I am my own person.”

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Submitted by @perfectparamour

[Image description: A sunset over the ocean with the text “One bad day doesn’t mean all my days are bad days.”]

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Submitted anonymously

[Image description: two hands reaching towards each other in front of a blue background and text that reads “I am not a bad person for seeking help.”]

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Submitted anonymously

[Image description: a plant growing in the cracks of clay with the text “I can survive this struggle. I am more than my mental illness.”]

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Submitted anonymously

[Image description: a silhouette leaping over a gap between cliffs at sunset with text that reads “My life has value. Continuing to live is not weak.”]

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Submitted by the lovely @shabbosfemme

[Image description: A background of black and yellow construction stripes with text that says “I am a work in progress; no one expects perfection.”]

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Why is there a description of the images?

It’s to make it more accessible to people with vision impairment or other disabilities. I want everybody to be able to appreciate these affirmations, regardless of ability.

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[Image description: A person crying with text that reads “My tears are cleansing and healing and it’s okay to shed them.”]

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Submitted by @yeahwhatevurrr

[Image description: two fish bowls with goldfish. One bowl is small and the fish looks bigger than it is. The other bowl is large and appears to be normal sized. The text says “Even if there are people who have it worse than me, I am allowed to take my problems seriously.”]

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Submitted anonymously

[Image description: one rock climber helps another up the face of a cliff at sunset with the text “Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.”]

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[Image description: a bathtub filled with water, bubbles, and rose petals with text that reads “I pamper myself while I heal.”]

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Submitted anonymously

[Image description: a person lying face down on a bed with their hands over their head, with text that reads “I am more than that negative voice inside my head.”]