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January 24, 2007
The Addiction Blog
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Hi,
People or an addict person wanted to recover from addiction, he can. Addiction means a person has no control over whether he or she uses a drug or drinks. Someone who's addicted to cocaine has grown so used to the drug that he or she has to have it. Addiction can be physical, psychological, or both. If you want to recover from this, you have to tell your friends and don't think that you are addicted to these stuff, you are bad. It's not. You have to trust your friends, your self and most especially God. Don't loose hope. There is always a chance for a person who wanted to change. Rehab centers are instrument too to recover a man from addiction. Thank you
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detta
Suffering from an addiction. This website has a lot of great resources and treatment centers.
hey people?i have been recovering from alcohol addiction for the past 3months.it started off as a joke but thanks to my determination,im doing fine.
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jim dunn
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Does "Addiction" Mean Only Drug Addiction?
What about other kinds of addiction? By the word "addiction" we do, in fact, mean "drug addiction." Our Third Tradition says, "The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop using." Clearly, we mean " A desire to stop using drugs."As a fellowship, we place much importance on the fact that we have shifted the focus of our steps off any specific drug and onto the addiction itself. We have done that by wording Step One "powerless over our addiction" rather than "powerless over drugs" or "powerless over narcotics." Any wording of Step One which named specific drugs, or drugs at all, would have stated the principle with much less power than our current wording does.
If we were to broaden our focus beyond drug addiction to include other types of addiction, we believe we would seriously damage the atmosphere of identification in our meetings. The balance we strive for is a delicate one. On the one hand, we must understand our First Step well enough to keep our sharing at meetings focused on the disease of addiction, not on specific drugs. That way our focus is broad enough to include all drug addicts. On the other hand, we must keep our focus specific enough to provide clear identification for our new members.
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Shakira
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Get the care you need with a satifaction guarantee!!
CareFlorida is a holistically based addiction recovery center located in North Palm Beach Florida. CareFlorda offers patients a unique guarantee- if relapse happens in the first six months after graduating their program, patients are welcomed back into the program and given a weeks’ worth of treatment for free.
For more information- please visit our website at www.careflorida.com
Nice site to visit! I admire your writing and the way you explain things. Some of the comments on here too are insightful. I appreciate you. keep it up!
If you're still on the fence: grab your fingers thru the yellow pages and make an apointment with a doctor and see which treatment sounds better to you, and which makes you smile more. Then you'll know which is right for you.
Dude where do they come up with this stuff?
A wonderful articles! It's always a pleasure to read you.
Hey there, I just wanted to let you know I have favorited your site because of your astounding blog layout (LOL). But honestly, I have found your website amongst the cleanest structure I have seen recently. It really makes your articles easier on the eyes. Well I'm only supposed to be looking at work related stuff now, I'm at dog tricks I'll definitely be back to continue reading.

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