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Break free from Maleficent Love

A gentle reminder to keep choosing recovery.

Break the chains of Maleficent Love

Break free, Reclaim your heart

Free your heart from Maleficent love

Introducing our Not Today Meth piece – a bold statement in addiction recovery. This design makes a perfect sobriety anniversary present, celebrating your journey through the 12-step program!

This ribbon is perfect for showing support and raising awareness about the cause. It's a symbol of strength for you and for family, friends, co-workers, classmates or neighbors.

The Strength of The Survivor 2- This painting shows how all around the world seems bright yet some experiences and traumas we go through cause us to feel like only a shadow of ourselves. Look for the good in life. The beauty in life. There is so much greatness to see in life. Let it fill you and restore you and of course let it help you to survive the hard times Healing from Childhood Sexual Abuse This Collection has a Series of 5 paintings.

This design is a powerful reminder that hope is always available for those struggling with addiction. It is a reminder that recovery is possible and that there is always a way out. It is a message of hope and encouragement for those in need.

Delve into the raw reality of addiction with our provocative artwork, 'Rehab is for quitters.' This powerful piece embodies the struggle and resilience in the face of substance abuse. A man in a hoodie, surrounded by drugs, speaks to the complexities of addiction and the determination to overcome it. This design serves as a stark reminder of the importance of supporting those on the path to recovery and spreading awareness about the challenges they face.

Avoid drug abuse!

Have you survived the AA cult? Are you trying to? Give yourself this award for doing so.

No need to dwell on toxic people - cut them loose with this Live, Laugh, Cut Them Off design! Perfect for healing codependents and the newly divorced.

STOP FENTANYL we have to stop this scourge !

Navigating the Journey to Recovery Mental Health

After escaping, we are doing great.