I Forgot How To Pray "Sobriety Edition": A 90 -Day Recovery Companion - In The Moment Support For Sobriety, Cravings, Triggers & Emotional Recovery (The “I Forgot How to Pray” Series)

There are moments in recovery when you don’t know what to do with your thoughts, your cravings, your guilt, your loneliness, or your pain.This book was created for those moments.I Forgot How to Pray: Sobriety Edition is more than a devotional. It is a 90-day guided recovery journey designed to help you slow down, reset your mind, reconnect with God, and choose yourself again — one day at a time.Inside you’ll find:90 daily recovery pagesReal-life sobriety scenariosGrounding statements and reflection promptsPrayers for hard momentsSelf-care reset toolsMental break exercises and puzzlesWeekly goal sheets and reflectionsSobriety trackers and roadmap pagesScripture-based encouragementPractical tools for cravings, triggers, shame, anxiety, guilt, loneliness, and emotional overwhelmThis book is for:people in recoverypeople trying to stay soberpeople battling relapse thoughtspeople healing mentally and emotionallyanyone who feels exhausted, lost, overwhelmed, or spiritually disconnectedYou do not have to be perfect to begin again.You just have to keep showing up.One day.One choice.One step at a time.Recovery & Program DisclaimerThis book is an independent faith-based recovery and reflection guide created to support personal growth, emotional wellness, sobriety, mindset renewal, and spiritual encouragement.This publication is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.), Narcotics Anonymous (N.A.), Al-Anon, or any other recovery organization or fellowship.References to sobriety, recovery, sponsors, meetings, or related concepts are intended for general inspirational and educational purposes only.This book is not a replacement for the Alcoholics Anonymous Big Book, the Twelve Steps, professional addiction treatment, medical care, therapy, counseling, sponsorship, or emergency mental health services.Readers are encouraged to seek professional, medical, therapeutic, or recovery-based support when needed.Recovery is personal, and this book is intended to serve as a companion resource — not a substitute for professional guidance, structured recovery programs, or licensed care. Read more