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Recovery Quotes

Recovery Quotes

Last updated: September 23, 2024

61 Recovery Quotes organized by Most Popular

“When a woman is struggling to recover from disordered eating, it is important for her to remember that food is a metaphor and that through the process of understanding that metaphor, healing begins.”
— Anita Johnson, Eating In the Light of the Moon
Tagged: Body, Bodylore, Recovery, Self-Awareness Is The Healing
“My music, my performances and my fans were all I had in the world. I gave that up and started over not because I wanted to but because I had to. As difficult as it was, I knew that leaving was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. It has taken me years to recover from enduring almost a decade of abuse, manipulation and psychological control. I am still recovering.”
— Alice Glass, Alice Glass Statement
Tagged: Recovery, Abuse
“As much as you might doubt it, being single as an adult has some seriously noteworthy perks. The world is your oyster and you can do whatever, whenever, with no one else to consider but yourself. You can hop on a plane to anywhere, eat whatever foods you want, and live out the dreams you never thought possible. Take advantage of the time you have while you have it because it could be the last time ever that you’ll have an opportunity like this once you find your person.”
— Andrea Wesley, Spend Some Time Single- You'll Be Shocked At How It Changes Your Life
Tagged: Single Girls, Being Single, Millenials, Dating, dating after abuse, dating after toxic relationships, Healing, Recovery, Self-Actualization, Self-Love
“Alcohol was an escalating madness, and the blackout issue was the juncture separating two kinds of drinking. One kind was a comet in your veins. The other kind left you sunken and cratered, drained of all light.”
— Sarah Hepola, Blackout: Remembering The Things I Drank To Forget
Tagged: Addiction, Recovery, Drugs, Drug Addiction
“After I had been raped and brutalized, there was something new inside my soul. There was a burning now inside me, a fierce determination that no matter what I had to do, I was going to live!”
— Elizabeth A. Smart, Chris Stewart, My Story
Tagged: Rape, Recovery, Inner Strength
“The hardest thing about 'everything happens for a reason' is waiting for that reason to show up.”
— Karen Salmansohn, The Bounce Back Book: How to Thrive in the Face of Adversity, Setbacks, and Losses
Tagged: Bounce Back, rebound, Recovery, Everything Happens For A Reason
“You are not your darkness. You are not your pain. You are not the part of you that finds it hard to get out of bed in the morning—but the part that does it anyway. You are the pieces of a heart that's been broken, but managed to survive. You are vast bells ringing. You are the universe dreaming. You are the transforming.”
— Kimia, The Luminary
Tagged: Recovery
“It's a bad day, not a bad life. You will get through this. I'm here to help you do just that. I love you.”
— Brandi L., What Would You Say To Someone Who's Having Suicidal Thoughts?
Tagged: How To Help Someone With Depression, Suicide Prevention, Sucide, Suicidal, Love, Depression, Loving Someone Who's Battling Depression, Encouraging Words, Recovery
“It gets so much better than this! So much better! I have been exactly where you are more than once. This pain and this hell on earth will not last forever. I will walk with you through this. I will hold your hand. Just don't you EVER give up! I came through this and I'm going to see you through it. You are not alone.”
— Candy H., What Would You Say To Someone Who's Having Suicidal Thoughts?
Tagged: How To Help Someone With Depression, Suicide Prevention, Sucide, Suicidal, Love, Depression, Loving Someone Who's Battling Depression, Encouraging Words, Recovery
“Fight with all you have. Tomorrow is always a better day.”
— Rita L., What Would You Say To Someone Who's Having Suicidal Thoughts?
Tagged: How To Help Someone With Depression, Suicide Prevention, Sucide, Suicidal, Love, Depression, Loving Someone Who's Battling Depression, Encouraging Words, Recovery
“I love you so much. Don't do it. The world would be darker without you. Don't stamp your light out now. It'll get better.”
— Anna B., What Would You Say To Someone Who's Having Suicidal Thoughts?
Tagged: How To Help Someone With Depression, Suicide Prevention, Sucide, Suicidal, Love, Depression, Loving Someone Who's Battling Depression, Encouraging Words, Recovery