Zola In Recovery

If you ever had a “move back in with your parents” stage, you have no business judging homeless people. The only difference between you and them is you were privileged enough to have a fallback.

@ZolaInRecovery @versum_proud Hated his trust fund baby ass in the 80s

Proud to have been a Trump hater since day 1. That being said, those of you who were late to the party, welcome. We’ve been waiting for you. 💪🇺🇸

@Doug94305912072 Who wouldn’t be proud to have a couch humper as president? 🥰🥰🥰

@ZolaInRecovery Your next President

RIP Chuck Norris. :(

@DHANY14411 Yup. Better stay away from here. You’d hate it.

@ZolaInRecovery lol Oregon. You live in a cesspool.

It’s actually purple, not blue. 🥰💜

@Doug94305912072 So clever. So cutsie. 🥰

Just gonna leave this here. 🤣

Soak in hot springs lake 💜

@Pygirl02 Thank you!

@ZolaInRecovery Great look

A whole vibe.

When people say substance use only harms themselves, it can overlook the wider ripple effects that addiction often creates. While the individual using substances is certainly experiencing harm, the impact frequently extends to family members, loved ones, and others in their circle who care deeply about them. Substance use can also affect communities through increased strain on relationships, safety systems, and public resources. In many cases, the supply chains behind substances are tied to larger networks that contribute to violence, exploitation, and instability. Even when someone is not directly involved in those harms, participation in the market can indirectly support those systems. Recognizing these broader impacts isn’t about blaming or shaming people who struggle with addiction. Instead, it can help highlight how interconnected these issues are and why recovery and support matter, not just for individuals, but for families and communities as well.

I am still trying to get enough donations for my client who is getting out at the end of the month to get a hotel. The normal resources are tapped out, and the warming station is about to close. There are scammers pretending to be me, essentially stealing from homeless people and I would hate to have their karma. Remember, if there’s no blue check, it’s not really me. You can donate to the non profit I work with directly at ELVESLCV or if you feel more comfortable you can donate directly to me and I’ll donate it for you- Venmo in bio. Please like and share.

I could be wrong, but my gut is telling me that the answer to all my problems is to dye my hair purple. Only one way to find out.

Anyone wanna share in my joy? Today I celebrate 12 years free from drugs and alcohol. #WeDoRecover

@ZolaInRecovery Congratulations Z🙌🙌💪👍👍 I forgot we share the same day! 5yrs here. I didn't post anything cause nobody gives a f**k and wouldn't reply anyway. Congrats again, that's a big accomplishment!🙏🫂💚💚

@Nomoreniceguy3 I did miss this!! Heck yes!! Five years is amazing!!!! 💪💪💜

@ZolaInRecovery Evidently you missed this. Congrats to you for your sobriety.

@LadyFey70 Deal!

@ZolaInRecovery Do. It. Lavender or deep purple? Doesn't matter - DO IT!