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As we celebrate mothers today, we realize there ar

As we celebrate mothers today, we realize there are many reasons where Mother's Day can be a difficult time for many.

If you are a mother with a child who is in active addiction, or a mother who is in recovery and desperately seeking restoration with your children, keep praying, and know FOH is praying with you. Often times prayers reach our loved ones in ways we wouldn't expect.

We stand along side you on this Mother's Day in faith and hope as we are witnesses that prayer works, miracles happen, and lives get restored.

“I remember my mother’s prayers and they have always followed me. They have clung to me all my life." - Abraham Lincoln

#mothersday #grief #prayerchangesthings #prayer #GodCan #wherelifechangehappenseveryday #recoveryispossible #recovery #mom #mother #lincolnquotes

Sometimes we don't feel okay, but don't really kno

Sometimes we don't feel okay, but don't really know why. It's important to take a moment and pay attention and ASK ourselves what is happening in our body, both emotionally and physically.

The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services gives us some helpful information.

Emotional Reactions

Anxiety, worry, and/or fear about the following:

Your own health and the health of those close to you

The health and welfare of those in other places and around the world, particularly for those in poorer areas or without medical care

Whether your employment, income, and benefits – including health insurance – will be affected

Your ability to get the things you need, from medications to groceries to personal care items

Whether you can provide adequate care for your children or other people in your care (such as an elderly parent or disabled family member)

Uncertainty about the future

Frustration over how long you will need to practice social distancing

Loneliness and boredom

Emotional extremes, such as anger, short-temperedness, or euphoria

Irritability and blaming others

Periods of panic

Depression, which may include feelings of hopelessness

Overwhelming sadness

Inability to enjoy activities

Feelings of guilt

Wanting to be alone

Not caring

Some individuals may experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD); these include:

Intrusive distressing memories

Flashbacks, i.e., reliving traumatic events

Nightmares

Changes in thoughts and mood

Being easily startled

Physical Reactions

Low energy levels

Sleeping too much or not enough

Changes in appetite – either overeating or loss of appetite

Crying often

Stomachaches

Skin rashes

Headaches or body pain

Sweating or chills

Tremors (shaking) or muscle twitches

Being easily startled

Worsening of chronic health problems

If you are feeling overwhelmed or wanting to harm yourself, please reach out and call the Ohio Careline at 1-800-720-9616.

FOH Prevention Director, Cindy Hacker, joined Sout

FOH Prevention Director, Cindy Hacker, joined South Gallia High School to engage students in prevention activities to prepare for a fun, safe, and sober prom.

Way to go South Gallia students!

Prioritizing your mental health will help in manag

Prioritizing your mental health will help in managing stressors of everyday life. Improving your mental health can be found in a multiple of ways. Finding a therapist or participating in activities that soothe and bring joy to removing yourself from toxic environments and stressful situations can be some ways in which to do this.

What is one thing you can start implementing that can improve your mental health?

#mentalhealthawareness
#stopthestigma

Power in the Blood Ministry worked with our FOH la

Power in the Blood Ministry worked with our FOH ladies to put on this skit for Celebration.

We are thankful they took the time to do so. The message was very powerful.

Inpatient beds available.

Inpatient beds available.

The 2021 FOH Celebration was a big success thanks

The 2021 FOH Celebration was a big success thanks to our supportive community, dedicated staff, clients past and present willing to share and participate, and God, who showed up in a big way.

Thank you to everyone who helped make our 2021 Celebration the best one yet!

If you have any pictures from the event or Magic Mirror Pics feel free to share below!

Actively working toward big life changes can be bo

Actively working toward big life changes can be both mentally and physically exhausting.

The days we are strong minded, we feel determined, as though anything is doable. However, the days that are harder, we may feel discouraged and go back into old behaviors and mindsets. Often these are days that we have allowed ourselves to get too tired.

Take heed and remember, slow and steady wins the race. Dedicate time to renew your mind, body, and spirit daily with The Great Restorer and you will see that strength reflect in your journey. The book of Psalms is a great testimonial of this truth.

#PsalmDaysAreBetterThanOthers

#fohcc #truth #tired #solutions #wherelifechangehappenseveryday
#Psalm103
#faith #journey #recovery #renew #strength #GodCan #change #testimonial #Bible #Psalms

Tomorrow is the day! Come eat with us as our lad

Tomorrow is the day!

Come eat with us as our ladies perform a recovery skit, hear testimonials and see what we are working on next! You will be able to tour our new food pantry that is currently under construction!

Magic Mirror is always a blast and will be back this year! Grab a friend or bring the kids and take fun pics!

Exciting times at FOH!

Although April is deemed Volunteer Appreciation Mo

Although April is deemed Volunteer Appreciation Month, we appreciate our volunteers everyday!

Volunteers use their gifts, time, and energy to encourage and invest into our ladies with Bible Studies, crafts, fitness, landscaping, computer classes and much more. Through these activities our ladies are shown acceptance, love, and compassion. They know they matter and the community is on their side, ready to help.

Thank you, thank you from everyone at Field of Hope!

#wherelifechangehappenseveryday #volunteersmakeadifference #volunteer #fohcc #recovery

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