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Addiction Recovery, Healing, and Prevention - Notes from Nannette

  • Introduction to Recovery
  • The 12 Steps
    • Steps 1-12
    • Step 1 Honesty
    • Step 2 Hope
    • Step 3 Trust in God
    • Step 4 Truth
    • Step 5 Confession
    • Step 6 Change of Heart
    • Step 7 Humility
    • Step 8 Seeking Forgiveness
    • Step 9 Restitution and Reconciliation
    • Step 10 Daily Accountability
    • Step 11 Personal Revelation
    • Step 12a Spiritual Awakening
    • Step 12b Carrying the Message/Service
    • Step 12c Practice Principles in All Areas of Life
  • Tools of Recovery
    • All Tools
    • The Tool of Meditation
    • The Tool of Participating in Sunday School, Priesthood and Relief Society Meetings
    • The Tool of Gratitude
    • The Tool of Patriarchal Blessings
    • The Tool of Paying Tithes and Offerings
    • The Tool of Personal Scripture Study
    • The Tool of Prayer
    • The Tool of Recovery Meetings
    • The Tool of Sacrament Meeting
    • The Tool of Seeking Support
    • The Tool of Service
    • The Tool of Temple Attendance
    • The Tool of Abstinence
    • The Tool of Writing
  • 12 Step Parenting and Prevention
  • 12 Step Reflections Inspired by…
    • Inspired by Children
    • Inspired by Classic Literature
    • Inspired by Daily Living
    • Inspired by Exercise/Sports
    • Inspired by Holidays and Seasons
    • Inspired by Music
    • Inspired by Nature
    • Inspired by Scripture
    • Inspired by the Family
    • Inspired by the Words of the Prophets
    • Inspired by 12 Step Slogans/Literature

“Just One More Seatbelt Please” – Step 3 Trust in God

October 6, 2011 by Nannette Wiggins

One of the most heart wrenching earth-life realities for me is that “Families Can be Together Forever,” but not right now, not today.  I’m sure I inherited this problem from my mother, who always morns the missing “one” no matter how many come to the family event.  If she could have, she would have ... Read More

Filed Under: Inspired by the Family, Step 3 Trust in God

The Family Fifty – Step 12 Carrying the Message

December 6, 2010 by Nannette Wiggins

I’ll bet that “I’m Trying to Be Like Jesus” is on everyone’s list of top ten Primary songs. Lately, while observing the actions of others, several times I’ve had the Spirit poke me on the shoulder and say, “Look at that Nannette! That’s like Jesus.” Here’s just one example: “Feed the Fire!” That’s ... Read More

Filed Under: Inspired by Exercise/Sports, Inspired by the Family, Step 12b Carrying the Message/Service

Vision, A View Through God’s Eyes – Step 11

August 20, 2009 by Nannette Wiggins

So weary, growing older, widowed in young motherhood, blind for many years, and recovering from knee surgery, my sweet friend told Heavenly Father one evening she needed something to help her keep going. That night the Lord sent her a beautiful dream. My friend can see when she’s dreaming. She sees ... Read More

Filed Under: Inspired by the Family, Step 11 Personal Revelation

The Family Photo Shoot – “Smile…PLEASE!” Step 6

May 3, 2009 by Nannette Wiggins

There should be studies made by university Family Science graduate students at family photo sessions. Perhaps more family frustration is generated during the attempt to capture the “happy family” group for posterity than at any other family function. When friends tell me that they are going to have ... Read More

Filed Under: Inspired by Children, Inspired by the Family, Step 6 Change of Heart

“I Wish She Was The Mother!” – Step 3

February 12, 2009 by Nannette Wiggins

Little children seem to have a strong sense and sensitivity to the serenity or the lack of it in others. I was reminded of this reality as a young mother of three preschool age children. One night I was in the middle of the Saturday night bath routine - one child in and scrubbed, out and dried, ... Read More

Filed Under: 12 Step Parenting and Prevention, Inspired by the Family, Step 3 Trust in God

Family Support – Give It Time!

January 12, 2009 by Nannette Wiggins

Early in my application of the 12 Steps I admitted to my spouse and children that I was working on changing some things about myself. I let them know that I was not only going to work on my compulsive overeating, I was also going to work on my perfectionism. Becoming honest about our own ... Read More

Filed Under: 12 Step Parenting and Prevention, Inspired by Children, Inspired by the Family, The Tool of Seeking Support

Sunday Dinner – The Picture of Perfect Imperfection

September 16, 2008 by Nannette Wiggins

Sunday dinner is generally at my house. We divide up the food groups and everyone brings an offering. We set a general time and as soon as each family has completed their Sabbath day work and their individual dish has been prepared we all gather. Everyone strives to be on time, give or take thirty ... Read More

Filed Under: Inspired by the Family, Perfectionism

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LDS Addiction Recovery Resources

  • The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Addiction Recovery Program
  • 12 Steps-Twelve Lives Changed!
  • The Twelve Steps of AA and The Twelve Steps as Adapted by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
  • Individuals with Addictions Find Hope and Healing
  • BYU Women's Conference Talk: "Addiction Can Rob One of the Power to Decide"
  • World Report-Semiannual Church News Program April 2009 Addiction Recovery Program
  • Church New and Events-Addiction Recovery Program Brings Individuals to Christ
  • 12 Steps - The Road to Recovery KSL

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