Sober during a Pandemic

Good lord, this year has been an absolute mess. The pandemic that swept the globe in the first quarter of the year has changed the way we experience our daily life. I know first hand how this has impacted my sobriety journey.
Not a lot of sources to list today, this is mostly me talking about opinion and experience of being sober in quarantine. I hope you enjoy the video, and we will chat next week!
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[@LindaMay38]

Finally, someone admitting how this "Pandemic" made it horribly hard to keep sober! I was only 9 months sober when things shut down-downright awful! Thank you Keisha!

[@nualareilly8924]

You are a rock star!

[@kathleengivant-taylor2277]

AA meetings and all recovery meetings should always have stayed open. Alcohol and drug problems don’t go away just because are government feels the need too lockdown and social distance over covid. Church is the same , cause this is we’re people find support and community and should also be considered essential services. If government can keep open liquior stores and they consider that essential than recovery meetings and church are essential as well for mental health and too help people stay sober or clean. This really angered me during lockdowns and social distancing. I feel people losing long term recovery is tragic and people suffering mental health crisis was caused by governments poor handling of the pandemic in general

[@joshgreer3527]

I relapsed after covid and colitis had no saport i got covid 4 times and my girlfriend can drink and was working long hours pretty much every meetings shut down

[@joshgreer3527]

Ive got 2 days and if you go on vivitrol be careful around niqul it messed me up thought I was going to die lots of things have alcohol in them