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clean barring a few relapses for a whole from drinkm and drugs the sex addiction was more recent and discovered i wasnt alone as there my name is Ian and im an alcohlic , oh and a drug addict , a sex and lovre addict did i also mention a gambling addict , which basically means i have an addictive personality and a reckless streak a mile wide ! i been clean now a while aprt from thex sex and love addiction but i discovered i not alone and found a group called SLAA for that... Read More
Self-responsibility is an important step in Recovery. How much simplier does it get ? See what reality Another Anonymous Alcoholic came up against during their quest for recovery. "Hello! You have reached the automated answering service of your Recovery Realm In order to assist you in connecting to the right Recovery Team member, please listen to all the options before making a selection: * To lie about why you are absent from recovery meetings - Press 1 ... Read More
Do you remember sitting in a chat room, watching people chat, or even chatting yourself? Do you remember receiving so many forwards that your mailbox was ready to explode? How about receiving an e-mail from someone just searching for a friend. Did you wonder who these people might be that are behind the keyboard? Online we meet new people from all around the world. Some we chat with just once and then we go on. Others we chat with time and time again, and a friendship is made... Read More
Alcohol isn't the problem. Maybe it never was. Alcoholism is the symptom of the problem. It is a sign of unhappiness.
Very few of us actually ever decide that we are going to abuse drugs or alcohol and become a drug addict or alcoholic. Usually it begins in a very innocent and seemingly enjoyable way. We used alcohol as an escape from the problems, pressures and tension of everyday life. We used alcohol to cover up feelings of insecurity and guilt,... Read More
It's no news that the way some people are first stepping into recovery has changed. Traditional means, once seen as the dominant provider of recovery and information, is now having to compete with its own audience. With the rise of high-speed internet and a technology that can "push" information on the masses, everyday citizens are gaining a voice and becoming of service to those in need. Thousands of substance abusers, and those who... Read More
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