If I eat myself, will I get twice as big or disappear completely?

if you or a loved one havent struggled with addiction dont argue with me 💕

Fella There isn't one downside to not drinking. I often have spells of sobriety and feel great for it, clear head, physically better, but then I do miss a glass of red and the odd pint. I'm on tour at the moment and haven't touched a drop. Refreshing. Everything in moderation if poss.

The world may be falling to bits but at least I’m not in this car

I did my first sober festival (Reading 2007) when I was 10 weeks sober.

If I eat myself, will I get twice as big or disappear completely?

Very brave of Danny Murphy to open up about his cocaine addiction 👏

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The Sun wants you to see society's poorest, sickest and most traumatised people as inhuman monsters

The secret to long term recovery from addiction?

Dont use, dont die.

“What do I think when I see people wandering around sporting the Oasis look, 20 years on?
The parka and all that? If they’re 19, that’s all right. If they’re in their forties, you just think, “F*cking hell mate, come on, give it up.” I’m around Carnaby Street every now and again…

Drug treatment boss throws down gauntlet to authorities in bid to open life-saving overdose prevention service

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The world may be falling to bits but at least I’m not in this car

The best revenge is no revenge. Move on. Be happy.

Find inner peace.

Flourish.

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

As soon as any artist returns to the supposed comfort and certainty offered by the past, they are creatively dead.

People tend to think of harm reduction like full abstinence, as if it’s a decision you make a single time that should be unchanging for the remainder of one’s life (and if it’s not, and you decide to change things, you have somehow “failed”). This is just silly, when you think…

Normalise waking up on Sundays without a hangover

Harm reduction empowers people to find, and sometimes create, the recovery pathway that works best for them. In short, harm reduction is an act of love