Serenity Sistas Inc.

10/17/2026

What’s one thing you learned in recovery that had absolutely NOTHING to do with drugs or alcohol?

Patience? Boundaries? Self-respect? How to sit with your feelings instead of running from them?

Drop yours below. Somebody might need to hear it today. 🖤

10/16/2026

10/16/2026

When you find cans of spray paint what do you do?

You tag things😂🥳

And you don’t forget Carroll Williams

10/16/2026

Let’s talk about something real…

Sometimes the person who challenges you the MOST in recovery is the person showing you the parts of yourself you still need to work on.

Not everybody who frustrates you is against you. Sometimes there’s a lesson in there somewhere.

Agree or disagree?

10/15/2026

A little reminder for the families of people in recovery…

You can love someone without fixing everything for them.

You can support someone without sacrificing your own peace.

And you can hope for the best while still having boundaries.

Recovery affects families, too. Everybody deserves room to heal. 🖤

10/14/2026

The recovery house spectrum is WILD. 😂

You have the resident who follows every rule, the one who knows every rule but has a question about every single one, the one who disappears when chores start, and the one who somehow knows everybody else’s business. 👀😂

Which one did I forget? Don’t be shy! 👇

10/12/2026

🚨It’s that time of the month again 🚨

Please join us October 13th @7:30
Hit our inbox for the address

ALL ARE WELCOME!!

10/11/2026

JFT

October 10, 2026

Consequences

"Before we got clean, most of our actions were guided by impulse. Today, we are not locked into this type of thinking."

Basic Text, p. 90

Ever been tempted to do something even when you knew the results would be disastrous? Ever thought about how much it was going to hurt to do what you were tempted to do, then proceed to do it anyway?

It is said that there are consequences to every action. Before we got clean, many of us simply didn't believe this. But now we know exactly what it means. When we act, we know there will be consequences to pay. No longer can we decide to do something in ignorance when we know full well that we won't like the price we'll have to pay.

There's a prize and a price. It's okay to act despite the consequences if we're willing to pay the price, but there's always one to pay.

Just for Today: I will think about the consequences of my actions before I take them.

10/10/2026

What a great day🥎🧢