Reclaim Your Identity in Sobriety Guide.
You’ve served.
You've made it this long without alcohol.
Now, it’s time to rediscover who you are.
If you’re a Black woman veteran who is ready to release the past, rebuild confidence in recovery, and reclaim your identity beyond the uniform, keep reading.
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Why this guide matters.
If you’ve ever asked yourself, “Who am I without the uniform? Without alcohol?” — This guide is for you.
As Black women veterans, we were conditioned to follow orders, push through pain, and play roles that weren’t always meant for us.
Sobriety is an opportunity to break free from survival mode and reconnect with who we truly are.Â
🌿Inside this guide, you'll learn how to:
- Let go of past roles and labels that no longer fit
- Define strength on your terms
- Rediscover your passions, voice, and purpose
- Build self-trust in the woman you are becoming in sobriety
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Who this is for ...
This guide is for you if:
- You’re a Black woman veteran in recovery ready to explore, heal, and redefine yourself
- You struggle with self-trust in sobriety
- You’re ready to rediscover your passions, purpose, and voice
- You want a safe space and guidance to navigate self-discovery in recovery
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What’s Inside?
Inside this free guide, you’ll get:
An easy-to-follow process for rediscovering yourself in sobriety
Reflection prompts and journaling exercises to help you explore who you are becoming
Practical action steps to rebuild self-trust
A framework for embracing your new identity without fear
Hey, I'm Elora.
Your Encourager.
I know this journey because I've lived it. After a tug-of-war with alcohol, I started my sobriety journey on May 29, 2007 ... and was discharged from the military two months later.
All at once, the pride from the uniform, the alcohol to cope, and the consistent routine—all the things that once defined me—were gone.
I know what it’s like to feel lost after service and unanchored in recovery. To wonder if you’ll ever feel like yourself again.
If you’re a Black woman veteran navigating recovery, you might be feeling the same way.
Sobriety and transitioning out of service can bring up so many identity shifts we weren’t prepared for.
That’s why I wrote this guide.
It doesn't matter if you're just getting started or if you've been on this path for a while; this guide was written for you and meets you where you are.Â
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