Remember November

Remember November:

A Month to Remember Who You Are

As the seasons change and November quietly settles in, it invites us to pause and remember.

In Recovery,

remembering becomes one of our greatest gifts.

In active addiction, so much of life was lost in a blur — moments forgotten, relationships fractured, time slipping through our fingers.

But…

when we step into sobriety, we begin to remember again.

We remember what it feels like to wake up clear.

We remember laughter that isn’t forced.

We remember what peace feels like resting quietly in our chest instead of chaos ruling our mind.

“Remember November.”

Let it be a time to honor what recovery gives back — the ability to remember who we truly are.

We are not our mistakes.

We are not our shame.

We are not the people we were when we were trying to survive.

Sobriety clears the fog so we can remember our worth, our purpose, and the beautiful, imperfect, resilient human beings that we’ve always been.

Maybe this November, you’ll remember:

1.The sound of your own laughter.

2.The dreams you had before addiction took center stage.

3.The love that still exists — from others, and from yourself.

4.The person you were meant to be all along.

Recovery isn’t about becoming someone new; it’s about remembering someone true.

So take a deep breath, look around, and whisper to yourself:

“I remember who I am.”

Because you are not lost — you are coming home.

Big Virtual Hugs - Amy C.