Today, we celebrate an incredible milestone: TJ has 3 years sober! 1,095 days of choosing recovery, every single day. Here’s to three years—and many more ahead. One day at a time. Always. #LimenStrong #soberliving #recovery (fb)

🌟 April is Alcohol Awareness Month 🌟 Alcohol Awareness Month is a time dedicated to increasing understanding of alcohol use disorder (AUD) 🍷🚫 and its impact on individuals and communities. Established in 1987 by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD), this observance aims to reduce stigma and encourage those struggling to seek help. 📢 Understanding the Impact of Alcohol Misuse Excessive alcohol consumption is a significant public health concern ⚠️, contributing to chronic diseases, mental health struggles, and societal issues. The U.S. Surgeon General has highlighted a causal link between alcohol consumption and an increased risk of developing seven types of cancer 🎗️, even in individuals who consume as little as one drink per day. 🔹 Ways to Participate in Alcohol Awareness Month 📚 Educate Yourself and Others – Learn about the risks associated with alcohol misuse and share this knowledge within your community. 💡 🍹 Promote Responsible Drinking – Encourage moderation and responsible choices regarding alcohol consumption. Discussing the importance of setting limits can help prevent alcohol-related harm. 🚦 🎟️ Support Local Events – Many communities host events to raise awareness about alcohol misuse. Participating in these activities can help spread the message and support those affected. 🤝 💙 Encourage Treatment & Recovery - If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol use, seek professional help. Recovery is possible with the right support system. Limen Recovery + Wellness offers a range of services, including outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient programs, and sober living options, tailored to meet individual needs.​ 💜 You Are Not Alone! Alcohol Awareness Month serves as a reminder of the importance of understanding and addressing alcohol misuse. By educating ourselves and supporting those affected, we can contribute to healthier individuals and communities. For more information or to seek assistance, visit https://www.limenrecovery.org/ or call 302-655-1153. (fb)