Anxiety Anxiety lies- it tells you that you're not safe, not capable, not enough. But the truth is, you've faced countless moments of fear and made it through every single one. You are stronger than the storm in your mind. Breathe. Ground yourself. One thought, one step at a time- You've Got This!

Hey hopefully ypur all doing great now thst Christmas over with new years to go then were onto a new year wanted to share some a cut of someone thing new im writting title battle of slient mind "Sorry for missing a day. I was battling a silent fight I wasn’t ready to lose. Oh—you didn’t know? You thought I was okay. Thought, “He looks happy today.” But the truth is… I’m drowning. And somehow, I’m still here. Still breathing. Still showing up. And for today—that’s enough." This is a reminder that we all fight battle some even we cant see so please keep that in minds when you see someone each remind them you love them and its ok might be the thing that says them without knowing it Love all of you Pete

🎄 Christmas Day Check-In 🎄 If today feels joyful, hold onto it.If today feels heavy, you’re not broken. Christmas can bring love, memories, grief, loneliness, pressure, and expectations—all at the same time. You don’t owe anyone a smile you don’t feel or energy you don’t have. Take breaks. Breathe. Step away if you need to. Protect your peace today. Your mental health matters just as much today as any other day. Maybe even more. If you’re struggling, you’re not alone—and if no one has told you yet: I’m proud of you for making it to today. 🖤 One day at a time.#PeteVsAnxiety #MentalHealthMatters #ChristmasDay #YouAreNotAlone #HolidayCheckIn

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If you know me, you know I’m a die-hard NCAA women’s volleyball fan – a proud Nebraskan through and through. This year was my 7th straight national championship trip, and it might be the most meaningful one yet. Just a week after Texas A&M handed my undefeated Cornhuskers a brutal season-ending loss, I was in Kansas City…cheering hard for the Aggies. That spontaneous “Why not us?” chant that started back in the Sweet 16 somehow carried them all the way to the national title. Against every odd, they took down three No. 1 seeds in a row and became national champions yesterday. There were so many moments where they looked done—down big, momentum gone, backs against the wall. And yet, time after time, they rallied. It was pure grit. Resilience in real time. Watching it, something clicked: this is our sobriety journey. We get knocked down. We face days that feel impossible. Our backs press against the wall with cravings, shame, memories, anxiety. But we keep showing up. We rally. We refuse to quit. And that same quiet, stubborn, day-after-day grit is what wins in recovery too. Texas A&M showed that “Why not us?” isn’t just a chant; it’s a mindset. Your sobriety story can end the same way: champion. Keep showing up. Never give up. Why not you? Who else caught any of the tournament or felt a similar “rally” in your own journey lately? Drop it below. Grit wins!