Recovering Moms Helping Moms Inc.

Recovering Moms Helping Moms Inc. Recovering Moms Helping Moms is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

We aim to build a strong community of mothers who heal, lead, and empower one another—ultimately transforming the lives of their children and changing the legacy of future generations.

06/15/2026

💛 MOTIVATION MONDAY 💛

One of the greatest lies recovery tells us is:

“You should be further along by now.”

Healing isn’t a race.

The mom celebrating 10 years sober and the mom fighting to make it through today without picking up are both doing something incredibly brave.

Don’t compare your chapter 2 to someone else’s chapter 20.

Keep showing up.

Keep making the next right choice.

Keep believing that your life can look different than it did yesterday.

Because it can.

You are not behind.

You are becoming.

📖 Scripture:
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”
— Galatians 6:9

06/14/2026

🌿 SOULFUL SUNDAY 🌿

Sometimes healing doesn’t look like progress.

Sometimes healing looks like resting.
Sometimes it looks like crying.
Sometimes it looks like saying, “I’m not okay today.”

Many of us spent years believing we had to be strong all the time. We learned to survive by pushing through pain, hiding our struggles, and pretending everything was fine.

But real healing begins when we stop performing and start being honest.

Today, give yourself permission to be exactly where you are.

Not where you think you should be.
Not where someone else is.

Just here.

Reflection Questions:
✨ What am I carrying that I no longer need to carry?
✨ What would it look like to offer myself grace today?
✨ Where do I need to stop fighting reality and start accepting it?

Affirmation:
“I do not have to earn rest. I do not have to prove my worth. I am healing one day at a time.”

📖 Scripture:
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
— Matthew 11:28

06/13/2026

🍎 Support Saturday

Investing in the Next Generation of Healing

Scripture:
“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” — Proverbs 22:6

At Recovering Moms Helping Moms, we know that recovery doesn’t just impact mothers.

It impacts children, too.

Every Friday night, while moms are working on their healing, recovery, mental health, and personal growth, children are learning right alongside them.

As our nonprofit continues to grow, we’re hoping to create more intentional activities for the children that align with the same spiritual principles and life skills their mothers are learning.

Principles like:

💜 Hope
💜 Faith
💜 Courage
💜 Honesty
💜 Acceptance
💜 Patience
💜 Kindness
💜 Love
💜 Gratitude
💜 Service

We want to move beyond simply keeping children occupied and create opportunities for them to learn, grow, express themselves, and begin building healthy emotional skills through age-appropriate crafts, activities, and lessons.

We are currently looking for donations of:

🎨 Paint pens (especially for kindness rocks)
🖍 Crayons
🖊 Markers
📒 Construction paper
✂️ Child-safe craft supplies
🎨 Paint sets
🧩 Activity kits
📚 Children’s books focused on feelings, kindness, courage, and self-esteem
💜 Craft project ideas centered around character building and emotional wellness
📦 Pre-made craft kits
🖼 Supplies for affirmation projects and vision boards

We would also love donations of simple craft projects or materials that can help teach children about confidence, emotional regulation, gratitude, kindness, resilience, and healthy coping skills.

When mothers recover, children recover.

And when children learn healthy ways to cope, communicate, and believe in themselves, we help break cycles that may have existed for generations.

If you would like to donate supplies, sponsor a children’s activity, or help us build our children’s program, please send us a message.

Thank you for helping us invest not only in recovering mothers—but in the children who are growing alongside them.

💕 Together, we are healing families.

💛 Mom’s Group is IN PERSON tonight! 💛Hey mama 🤍 just a reminder that we are back in person this week and we would love t...
06/12/2026

💛 Mom’s Group is IN PERSON tonight! 💛

Hey mama 🤍 just a reminder that we are back in person this week and we would love to see you there!

📍 Waterside Recovery Center
2 School St., Plymouth, MA

🕠 Dinner: 5:30–6:00
💬 Meeting: 6:15–7:30
💻 Zoom is always available (info will be posted below)

✨ If you plan on coming, please reach out to Angelica at 774-564-4183
Let me know:
• If you’re coming
• How many children you’re bringing

This helps us get a headcount for dinner and babysitting 🤍

We’d really love to have you there — come as you are 💛

06/12/2026

🌻 Faith & Freedom Friday

God Meets Us Where We Are, Not Where We Pretend To Be

Scripture:
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” — Matthew 11:28

One of the greatest lies many of us believed is that we had to get our lives together before we could come to God.

That we had to be stronger.
More healed.
More put together.
Less broken.

But that’s not what Scripture says.

Jesus doesn’t say, “Come to me when you’ve figured everything out.”

He says:

“Come to me when you’re weary.”

Come when you’re exhausted from carrying the weight of trauma.

Come when you’re overwhelmed by anxiety.

Come when you’re struggling in recovery.

Come when you’re trying to rebuild relationships with your children.

Come when you’re carrying guilt, shame, fear, or uncertainty about the future.

Come exactly as you are.

Many moms spend years trying to hold everything together for everyone else while silently falling apart inside.

But faith isn’t about pretending we’re strong.

Faith is trusting God enough to be honest about where we’re weak.

Freedom begins when we stop striving to be perfect and start allowing God to walk with us through the healing process.

You don’t have to have all the answers today.

You don’t have to know exactly how everything will work out.

You just have to take the next right step.

One prayer.
One meeting.
One boundary.
One act of courage.
One day at a time.

And sometimes that’s enough.

Because healing isn’t about becoming someone else.

It’s about becoming who God created you to be before the pain, trauma, addiction, and struggles convinced you otherwise.

Faith & Freedom Friday Reflection:
What burden have you been carrying that you need to place in God’s hands today?

Affirmation:
💜 I do not have to carry everything alone. God is with me, and I am healing one day at a time.

06/11/2026

💕 Thankful Thursday

Because of You, Families Are Healing

Scripture:
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9

Today, we simply want to say:

Thank you.

Thank you to every person who has donated clothing, diapers, wipes, toys, household items, gift cards, food, resources, time, prayers, encouragement, and support to Recovering Moms Helping Moms.

Thank you to every volunteer who has shown up when a family needed help.

Thank you to every person who has shared our posts, referred a mom, sponsored a family, donated to an event, or believed in our mission.

You may never fully know the impact you’ve had.

You may not see the tears of relief when a mom receives the help she desperately needed.
You may not see the child who finally gets a new outfit.
You may not see the mother who finds hope because someone cared enough to show up.

But your kindness matters.

Your generosity matters.

And your willingness to help is changing lives.

A very special thank you to Waterside Recovery Center for continuously supporting our mission. Thank you for allowing Recovering Moms Helping Moms to use your space each week, and for faithfully providing dinner and childcare for moms and children in recovery.

Because of that support, mothers are able to attend meetings, focus on their healing, build healthy connections, and know their children are safe and cared for.

Recovery is not something we do alone.

It takes a village.

And we are incredibly grateful for ours.

Thankful Thursday Reflection:
💜 What is one act of kindness someone showed you that helped you keep going when things were hard?

Affirmation:
✨ I am grateful for the people who have helped carry me through difficult seasons, and I will continue to pass that kindness forward.

💕🌻

06/10/2026

🌸 Wellness Wednesday

Honest Self-Care Is More Than Bubble Baths

Scripture:
“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” — Proverbs 4:23

When many people hear the words self-care, they think of spa days, candles, bubble baths, or a quiet cup of coffee.

Those things are wonderful.

But real self-care often looks much different.

Sometimes self-care is:

• Going to bed earlier instead of staying up worrying.
• Taking your medication as prescribed.
• Going to therapy when you’d rather avoid it.
• Setting boundaries with people who drain your peace.
• Asking for help when you’re overwhelmed.
• Saying “no” without explaining yourself.
• Taking a walk when your mind feels heavy.
• Choosing recovery when your old coping skills are calling your name.

As moms, we’re often taught to take care of everyone else first.

We make appointments for our children.
We remember everyone’s needs.
We carry everyone’s emotions.

And somewhere along the way, we forget that we matter too.

The truth is this:

You cannot pour from an empty cup forever.

Your mental health matters.
Your recovery matters.
Your healing matters.

Taking care of yourself is not selfish.

It’s necessary.

Because when a mother heals, families heal.

Wellness Challenge for Today:
Take 10 minutes and ask yourself:

“What do I need today—not next week, not next month, but today?”

Then give yourself permission to honor that need.

Affirmation:
💕 Caring for myself is not selfish. It is part of my healing and part of my strength.

💜🌸

06/09/2026

💛 Truth Tuesday

Freedom Begins With Honesty

Scripture:
“Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts.” — Psalm 139:23

One of the most difficult truths we face in recovery is that healing requires honesty—not just with other people, but with ourselves.

Many of us spent years surviving.

We learned how to hide.
How to minimize.
How to pretend.
How to tell ourselves we were “fine” when we were falling apart inside.

Maybe we convinced ourselves:
“It’s not that bad.”
“I can handle it myself.”
“Nobody needs to know.”
“I’m over it.”

But healing begins when we stop running from the truth.

Not to shame ourselves.
Not to judge ourselves.

But to understand ourselves.

Honesty allows us to identify what still hurts.
What still scares us.
What still needs healing.

As mothers, we often spend so much time taking care of everyone else that we stop checking in with our own hearts.

Truth Tuesday is an invitation to pause and ask:

“How am I really doing?”

Not the answer you’d give Facebook.
Not the answer you’d give a stranger.

The real answer.

Because the truth is that strong women struggle.
Strong mothers get overwhelmed.
Strong people need support.

And there is nothing weak about admitting that.

There is incredible strength in being honest enough to heal.

Truth Tuesday Reflection:
What is one truth about your healing journey that you’ve been afraid to admit—but know you need to face?

Affirmation:
💜 I do not have to hide my struggles to prove my strength. Honesty creates room for healing.

💕

06/08/2026

⸻

🕊 Motivation Monday

Honesty Is Courage

Scripture:
“The truth will set you free.” — John 8:32

One of the bravest things a mother can do is tell the truth.

Not the polished version.
Not the version everyone wants to hear.

The real truth.

“I am struggling.”
“I am scared.”
“I need help.”
“I don’t have all the answers.”

Many of us learned to survive by pretending.

Pretending we were okay.
Pretending we weren’t hurting.
Pretending we could handle everything alone.

But healing begins the moment honesty enters the room.

The truth may feel uncomfortable at first, but it creates freedom.

Freedom from shame.
Freedom from secrets.
Freedom from carrying everything by yourself.

Quote:
💕 “The moment you tell the truth about your life is the moment your healing truly begins.”

Keep going, Mama. Your honesty is creating a future your children can build upon.

06/07/2026

☀️ Soulful Sunday

Acceptance Opens the Door to Healing

Scripture:
“Accept one another, then, just as Christ accepted you, in order to bring praise to God.” — Romans 15:7

Healing begins when we stop wishing our story was different and start accepting where we are right now.

Acceptance doesn’t mean approving of everything that happened.
It doesn’t mean what was done to you was okay.
It doesn’t mean you have to stay stuck.

Acceptance simply means saying:

“This is where I am today, and I can heal from here.”

Many moms spend years fighting reality.

“I shouldn’t be struggling.”
“My children shouldn’t have experienced this.”
“I should be further along by now.”
“My family should understand.”

But suffering often grows when we resist what is.

Recovery teaches us that acceptance is not giving up.

It’s letting go of the fight against reality so we can put our energy into healing.

Reflection Questions:
• What am I still struggling to accept?
• What would change if I stopped fighting reality and started working with it?
• What grace can I give myself this week?

Affirmation:
✨ I accept where I am today and trust that healing is still unfolding.

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