Tell Us Your Story

The Meeting After the Meeting — A Space to Be Heard

In recovery, some of the most meaningful moments happen after the meeting ends—in the parking lot, on the walk home, in the quiet talks between two people who just get it. That’s what this space is for.

Both Sides of the Coin: A Story of Addiction, Loss, and Hope

Both Sides of the Coin:…

Addiction has been a constant shadow in my life. Not because I…

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My Family Court Experience

My Family Court Experience

I lost custody of my son during a time in my life…

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Your Voice Matters. Your Story Could Help Someone Else Heal.

We believe that stories—raw, real, and honest—have the power to break stigma, build connections, and show others that they are not alone. Whether you’re early in your recovery, years into sobriety, or navigating relapse and return, your experience is part of something bigger.


We want to hear:

  • Your challenges :

    The tough days, the cravings, the losses

  • Your wins :

    Small victories, big milestones, and what keeps you going

  • Your support systems :

    What helped, what didn’t, and who showed up

  • Your truth :

    In whatever form it takes

Ready to Share? Tell Us Your Story Below.

Whether it’s a paragraph or a page, we welcome your story—anonymous or named, signed or silent.

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From the Community

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“This is why I share my story—not for pity or attention, but for connection. For the person reading this who feels like they’re too far gone. For the parents who think their kids would be better off without them. For the loved one watching someone struggle and wondering if hope is even possible.”

— Vincent R. Forest Hill.

— Vincent R. Forest Hill.

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“Today, I’m almost 14 years sober. I’ve built a life I’m proud of. I’m writing this anonymously not for attention, but because someone needs to say it: the system needs to change. Good fathers deserve better. Families deserve fairness. Recovery deserves respect.”

— S.H. Havre de Grace.

— S.H. Havre de Grace.

We Want to Hear From You!

Recovery is a journey that touches not only individuals, but also their family, friends, and community. Stigma can still create challenges in personal, professional, and legal areas. Share your story — your voice can help make Harford County a recovery-friendly place for all.

    Tell Us Your Story





    Your story may be featured on our upcoming podcast.