Forgiveness Quote by Lou Gramm

“The initial journey towards sobriety is a delicate balance between insight into one's desire for escape and abstinence from one's addiction.”

— Debra L. Kaplan

“The hardest thing I had to deal with in sobriety was my own anger and the violence I lived through in my childhood. I…

— Alcoholics Anonymous

“Staying sober is easy once you have been successful in healing the underlying conditions that were responsible for your dependency in the first place.”

— Chris Prentiss

“I was told that even if I had years of sobriety, I would always be an addict, and I believed it. Since my identity…

— Michael J Heil

Sobriety has a way of allowing a person to begin to realize that the things that you do have consequences for the people that…

— Sam Levinson

Somebody once asked me how I define sobriety, and my response was 'liberation from dependence.'

— Leslie Jamison

“What sobriety conceals, drunkenness reveals.”

— Anonymous

“Aside from these infrequent outbursts he possesses the gentle demeanor that sometimes trails the newly sober, that deep acceptance that comes with realizing how…

— Nick Flynn

“Be grateful. These feelings, no matter how painful, are part of living. Today, we are alive—not anesthetized, not sedated, not passed out. Take control…

— Ann D. Clark

“And, most importantly, I know who I am. I know my goals, dreams, values, and boundaries, and I know how to protect, nurture, and…

— Alcoholics Anonymous

“Disillusioned, people simply carried out their work as intended, drinking away sobriety at the end of each hard shift and repeating the process until…

— Christopher Byford

Perfect good sense shuns all extremity, content to couple wisdom with sobriety

— Moliere