Orange County sober living doesn’t cost a ton

I found myself in an unfortunate situation a couple weeks ago. I was just about to be released from an affordable alcohol rehab in Orange County. Sober living was discussed with me in many of the counseling sessions throughout my stay at the affordable alcohol rehab. However, I didn’t feel like I needed transitional sober living. I thought that I needed to jump back out into the world and tear off like a bull at all the pent-up issues I had discovered in treatment.

Transitional sober living probably saved my life
Whoops! Good thing I didn’t go too far with this plan. The truth is, transitional sober living was exactly what I needed, even though I was trying to act tough and strong by never taking the suggestion seriously. The second I got back to my home where I lived with my girlfriend, I knew I had made a mistake by not entering the Orange County sober living home my affordable alcohol rehab was affiliated with. My girlfriend was hardly supportive of my desire to get clean and sober. She tried to push booze on me every day I was back at my house.

Newly single, and needing more help, I inquired about transitional sober living
I went back to the rehab and asked to see the Orange County sober living home they were talking about all those times before. Now I know why it’s called “transitional sober living”; it helps me transition back into the stresses and challenges of life at a pace that my recovery can handle. I’ve been in this beautiful Orange County sober living home for men now for a couple weeks, and I feel so lucky that this is my new life. Not only was I lucky enough to find an affordable alcohol rehab, I found one that cared enough about my long-term sobriety to continually suggest a transitional sober living home for me after my release.