Fight AAA Corp.

12/23/2025

12/23/2025

This January, Meta House is proud to introduce our first-ever Dry January campaign, a community-wide celebration of wellness and recovery. Nearly two dozen local restaurants will feature a signature alcohol-free mocktail to help us raise awareness and funds for Project Horizon, our capital expansion that will increase access to lifesaving treatment for women and families across Wisconsin. More details coming soon. Stay tuned.

05/01/2025

Good morning Fighters!!!

As May rolls in, I wanted to have a heart-to-heart about something super important: Mental Health Awareness Month. 💚 This month is all about shining a spotlight on our mental well-being, something that often gets pushed to the back burner in our busy lives.

Let's keep it real, taking care of our mental health should be a daily priority, just like brushing our teeth or eating our veggies. 🧠💪🏽 It's about tuning in to how we're feeling, checking in with our bodies, and surrounding ourselves with supportive people.

Instead of waiting until we're at our breaking point, let's be proactive about our mental health. That means carving out time for self-care, setting boundaries, and reaching out for help when we need it. 🌱 Because let's face it, prevention is key when it comes to mental health.

So as we dive into May, let's make a pact to prioritize our mental well-being every single day. Together, we can create a culture where mental health is valued, understood, and celebrated. Here's to a month of self-love, growth, and taking care of our beautiful minds. 💫 💪🏽

04/15/2025

Just a quick note to let you all know I’ll be taking a short break from social media to focus on a few things I need to pour into right now. I appreciate the love and support always, and I’ll be back soon, refreshed, recharged, and realigned. Take care of yourselves!

04/08/2025

Happy Tuesday Everyone!!!

I’ve been reflecting on how alcohol has influenced my relationships. Many of my friendships began in settings where drinking was the norm, bars, parties, social gatherings. Alcohol seemed like the glue that held these connections together.​

However, when I decided to step away from drinking, I noticed a shift. Without alcohol, some conversations became strained or ceased altogether. It became clear that certain relationships were heavily reliant on our shared drinking habits.​

This realization led me to reevaluate the foundations of my friendships. I asked myself:

Can we enjoy each other's company without alcohol?

Is our connection based on genuine interests and values?

Do we support each other beyond social drinking scenarios?

For me, stepping away from alcohol caused some friendships to fade, while others grew stronger. I discovered who my true friends were, the ones who valued me for who I am, not for our shared drinking experiences. It was a painful process at times, but ultimately, it brought clarity and peace to my life.​

If you're considering evaluating your relationships in the context of alcohol, here are some steps that might help:

Take a Break from Alcohol Together:
Suggest alcohol-free activities and observe how your interactions evolve.​

Communicate Openly: Share your feelings and reasons for reducing or eliminating alcohol with your friends. Their responses can be telling.​

Explore New Shared Interests: Find common ground in activities that don't involve drinking, such as walks, cooking, or attending workshops.​

Reflect on the Quality of the Relationship: Assess whether the relationship brings positivity and support to your life without the influence of alcohol.​

Remember, it's natural for relationships to evolve. Prioritizing your well-being and mental health is essential.

Surround yourself with people who uplift and support you, regardless of the social setting.​

Stay strong and true to yourself. 💖

04/01/2025

Hey, Beautiful people! 🌟

April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on the role alcohol plays in our lives and communities. It's about understanding the good, the bad, and everything in between.​

Throughout this month, I'll be sharing real talk, personal stories, and practical tips to help us all navigate our relationships with alcohol. Whether you're sober, sober-curious, or just looking to learn, there's something here for you.​

I would love for us to share, discuss and learn together, supporting and uplifting one another. Stay tuned for insights, tools, and maybe a few surprises along the way.

Remember, it's all about progress, not perfection. We're in this together! 💪🏾💖​

03/24/2025

I want to extend my deepest gratitude to everyone who completed yesterday's training.

Thanks to your dedication, Fight AAA Corp. now has 1️⃣ 2️⃣ Ready Rescue Guards equipped to save lives.

Special appreciation to Lexy and Kale from Vivent Health, and Levi Stein from UMatter (Friendship Circle), for your invaluable support.

Please look for our next upcoming training in May as our goal is to have 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ Ready Rescue guards by the end of the year.

03/19/2025

5 Myths About Alcohol:

❌ “I only drink on weekends, so I’m not an alcoholic.”
✅ Drinking heavily on weekends can still lead to addiction and health issues.

❌ “Coffee sobers you up.”
✅ Only time helps your body process alcohol—coffee just makes you feel more awake, not sober.

❌ “If you can handle your liquor, you don’t have a problem.”
✅ High tolerance can be a sign of dependence, not control.

❌ “Alcohol isn’t as bad as drugs.”
✅ Alcohol is linked to more deaths than most illegal drugs combined.

❌ “If I stop drinking for a while, I don’t have a problem.”
✅ Temporary breaks don’t mean alcohol hasn’t impacted your life negatively

03/18/2025

🛑🛑🛑Let’s Talk About Drugs: Know the Facts!

Not all drugs are the same, but they all come with risks. During National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week, let’s break it down:

Stimulants (like co***ne) speed up your system but can lead to addiction, heart problems, and mental health issues.

Depressants (like alcohol) slow down brain activity, affecting judgment and increasing the risk of overdose.

Hallucinogens (like L*D) alter perception and mood, sometimes leading to long-term mental health struggles.

Cannabinoids (like THC) can impact brain development, especially in young people, affecting memory and motivation.

Inhalants (like nitrous oxide) can cause severe damage to the brain, liver, and other organs.

Knowledge is power! Understanding the effects and risks can help us make better choices. Make sure you stay informed!!

03/17/2025

5 Ways to Be a Responsible Drinker

1️⃣ Know Your Limits – Understand how alcohol affects you and pace yourself. Stick to recommended guidelines (1 drink per hour, max 2 for women, 3 for men per day).

2️⃣ Eat Before & While Drinking – Drinking on an empty stomach increases intoxication. Eating helps slow alcohol absorption.

3️⃣ Hydrate & Space Out Drinks – Alternate alcoholic beverages with water or a nonalcoholic drink to stay hydrated and in control.

4️⃣ Plan Your Ride Home – Never drink and drive. Arrange a designated driver, use public transport, or get a rideshare.

5️⃣ Recognize When to Say No – If drinking is affecting your health, relationships, or responsibilities, it may be time to reassess your relationship with alcohol.

03/17/2025

Good morning & happy Monday!😊❤️

This week is (National Alcohol and Drug Facts Week,) and I’ll be sharing real, eye-opening facts about alcohol and substance use….because knowledge is power. Too often, we believe myths that keep us in unhealthy cycles, but the truth can help us make better choices for ourselves and those around us.

Stay tuned all week as we dive into the realities of addiction, the impact of alcohol, and the hard facts that might just change the way you see things. Let’s start the week informed and empowered!

03/13/2025

🚨 ONLY 1 SEAT LEFT!🚨

I can’t even explain how excited I am…..(19 people have already registered) for our March 23rd Ready Rescue Training!That means 20 people will be equipped to save lives from overdose and su***de. This is the impact we need!

If our (2025 goal) is to train (80-100 Ready Rescue Guards,) we’re already 20%–25% of the way there…..and it’s only March!

Will you be the last one to join this powerful movement? Don’t wait—(secure your spot now) and be part of the change!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1232987341329?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join us March 23 for QPR Su***de Prevention & Narcan Training! Get certified & be Ready Rescue Guard. $10 reg (refunded).