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A Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine living in Thailand. Feeding your hunger for a more beautiful, more nourishing life—body, mind, spirit.
Skylar Lyralen Kaye, fae/faer, is a plural gender fluid trans fae award-winning writer who just happens to also worship at the altar of funny. In between paddle boarding and doing yoga. Web site: www.lyralenkaye.com.
frequent haver (and sharer) of existential crises
Pushcart nominated writer and award winning filmmaker sharing stories, essays and films about divinity, sex addiction recovery, and punk rock.
Author of I've Been Living to Tell You Something. Recovery mentor helping people rebuild what addiction tried to take. Honest stories. Hard truths. Real hope. If you're starting over - you're in the right place.
First-generation Latina writer exploring sobriety, grief, success, self-worth, and motherhood. Helping people build lives rooted in honesty and self-compassion. \ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\uddf7
She/Her/Hers, Married, 4 adult children, 5 grandchildren \ud83d\ude0a -updated 12/27 Profession: Nurse. Have been in nursing for 40+ years. Working on: Retired but not done. Drafting my 1st book. Hobbies: Running, hiking. Find me at suemcwilliams.com
Sober witch ♈️☀️♒️\ud83c\udf19♊️⬆️ I support women through grief, recovery, divorce, and life’s major transitions—with compassion, presence, and the wisdom that comes from lived experience.
More than three decades sober and based in rural Thailand, I work with people in later-stage recovery - when the slogans stop working, life gets complicated, and the map stops matching the territory your standing in. Still asking hard questions.
Writing about sobriety, growth, and building a life that feels aligned — one reset at a time.
13 years sober. Former cop turned peer recovery specialist. I hauled drunks in the back seat, then became the one sitting there. Now I help others find their way out. Garage mindset. Bikes & internal damage.
Writing about what makes me want to drink as a sober woman living in the US, and consequently, why I don't, amongst other daydreams and ponderings.
Author of 12 Steps to Financial Sobriety (coming early 2027). Recovery taught me that money problems and addiction follow the same patterns. Now I write about how to break both.
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