My journey toward sobriety and through recovery from alcoholism has been full of trial and error, courage, patience and willingness. The ongoing road of growth in recovery is fraught with challenges, the most daunting of which being the moments when I am tempted to drink. Despite the many consequences (whether physical, emotional or spiritual) I have faced in the past due to my consumption of alcohol, temptations and desires still arise and I HAVE to take action in order to protect my sobriety.

I don’t know if you saw it, but there was a rocket launch this weekend. SpaceX launched their newest model of rocket called Starship. This rocket is a beast. It’s the largest rocket to ever fly. It’s bigger than the Saturn V which was used to send astronauts to the moon. Like most rockets, it is staged. It has an upper stage that will be used for people & cargo, and a lower stage that boosts all that stuff up through earth’s atmosphere.

Reach out to us to find out more about narcan. We have free narcan available. The good Samaritan law protects action, carry narcan, know CPR and remember breath saves lives. We’ve joined with Project Opioid. https://www.projectopioid.org/ and Soar Outreach, Access and Recovery for this save a life day. Be prepared.

Harlan Serenity Foundation is going to MOVE A MUSCLE TO SAVE A LIFE! We’re completing a Tough Mudder event which has not only challenging physical obstacles but also is a great way to raise awareness and funds for recovery. Our Wilderness Warriors are using perseverance and teamwork for this event because recovery takes some of both! If you would like to be part of this event, you can join in the event, donate one time or become part of our monthly donors or feel free to promote the event.

Take a few minutes outside in nature to listen to the purpose behind what we do. Thank you Will White, Stories from the Field for all you do for the wilderness community. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/saving-lives-how-wilderness-therapy-can-help-people/id1440862416?i=1000668144641 Pictured from left to right Sarah Holliwell, Abbie Squier, Graham Squier, Melissa Squier, Brittany Trumbull, Steve Trumbull, John Marx, absent Edward Coderman