Never Too Late Foundation Inc.

02/26/2025

My Lil Bear playing in my birthday gift to him.

12/13/2023

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About 30 days of work and the site is ranking well!

Dozens of keywords are on the 1st page and we're number 1 for A LOT... Here's proof...

Just remember YESTERDAYS PRICE IS NOT TODAYS PRICE lol so act fast

10/19/2023

I know I’ve been drinking, but I thought this woman was looking at me. 😱

02/22/2022

Lol

04/22/2020

LAKEWOOD- A large showing of FBI agents has been spotted at a Lakewood warehouse occupied by Deco Tile warehouse on Swarthmore Avenue in the Lakewood Industrial Park. See the video below, published by First Amendment Activist. Authorities have not disclosed the reason for the large presence of FBI a...

02/09/2020

RELATIONSHIPS
An AA speaker at an Al-Anon meeting gave the members this unusual insight from the other side of the fence:

"The non-alcoholic in the family doesn't seem to realize that the alcoholic is in a terribly vulnerable position. He must be constantly on guard, because he knows, deep down inside, how much trouble he is bringing to the family. He knows he is wide open to criticism.

But did it ever occur to you that your tantrums and harsh words are like whipping a sick dog? Remember, he's lashing himself - all the time. If you apply more lashes, you're inviting him to transfer some of his guilt to you. This can keep him from reaching his 'bottom' and realizing how much he needs help to find sobriety."

Today's Reminder
I will try to understand how desperately the alcoholic suffers from guilt. I will not yield to the impulse to kick him when he is down. We both suffer in different ways from alcoholism. I, who have God's gift of sobriety, must be the one to realize his dissatisfaction with himself, no matter how defiant and defensive he may appear.

"If I were unfortunate enough to be an alcoholic, how would I hope to be treated by the person I live with? The Golden Rule is a useful tool in all our personal relationships."

Progress Not Perfection

06/21/2019

Great Question

The US faces dueling epidemics of addiction and chronic pain. To cut back on opioid use, we need to develop non-addictive alternatives to treating pain.

06/20/2019

Addiction doesn't discriminate

Every day, more than 90 Americans die after overdosing on opioids. That’s three people every hour. As if the death rate wasn’t bad enough, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that the “economic burden” of prescription opioid misuse in the United States is $78.5 bil...

06/20/2019

Wish all states would join the fight

Pooling their legislative heft.

06/19/2019

Rural America has been particularly hard hit by opioid drug overdose deaths, with rates higher than urban areas for longer than a decade.