Escaping Rock Bottom- Surviving Addiction & Trauma

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Escaping Rock Bottom- Surviving Addiction & Trauma

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I, too, was taught to have eyes in the back of my head. That was the most valuable lesson. If I wasn't taught that I may not be here. One day I was walking home and some guys attempted to abduct me.

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#3

Completely agree. Alway got to be aware of your surroundings! Glad you’re okay

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#4

That must have been scary.

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Thank you for sharing. I’m sorry this happened to you. Glad you got away!

#6

That was awesome as heck interview! Wow! I’m Stuck on my 4th step, lol!

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#7

Thank you.

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It was.

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For real.

Thank you.

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Thank you for being brutally honest it feels good to know that the shit I go through is accepted and not just shunned or meant with pitty

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#11

Thank u for sharing

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Thank you for saying that AA isn't the only program that works, and being candid about sponsors. For to often we forget that a sponsor I an addict just like us. They are not therapists.

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Should read in the Twelve and Twelve pages 128-131. It doesn’t matter WHO or WHAT you are, just that the program of Alcoholics Anonymous worked for you! The trauma (experience), what helped/helps (strength), and how your life is now (hope). It’s working for you!

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Loved that he talked about trauma being a gateway drug. So true.