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Addiction blog provides a site where drug addicts and alcoholics can share
their recovery experiences, and give hope to those who are still using
alcohol, crack, heroin, cocaine or any other addictive drug.
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The Addiction Blog is a story of a recovering addict-alcoholic
addict, his struggles, and recovery of his substance abuse. If substance
abuse is getting you down, or if a loved one has what you perceive is a
substance abuse problem, this site might shed some light on your problem.
The story describes his experiences with treatment facilities, drug
counselors, crack addiction, and the pain of the using, and the freedom of
being clean.

the addiction blog provides a story of one addict-alcoholic's struggle with
the disease of his drug addiction and alcoholism, his consequences and his hope and faith.
Additionally, the addiction blog.com is a safe place on the internet where
alcoholics and drug addicts can post their comments regarding their
addictions.
The publication of this story on this blog is provided to help the
addict-alcoholic who has not found help, and is searching for answers to
their problem.
Relating to another addict-alcoholic and the similarities of all users,
regardless of their economic or social background is crucial in getting help
and knowing you are in the right place.
Whether your addiction is alcohol, crack, heroin, cocaine, or any other
drug..your comments are welcome.
Whether you are new to recovery, still active in your addiction trying to
find a way out, or have many years of continuous sobriety...we invite you to
post your comments.
Sharing our experiences and thoughts help each other.
The disease of addiction and alcoholism has three destinations for the
untreated addict...jails, institutions, and death.
May this story and blog bring hope, faith and understanding.
If you relate to this story, if you are having trouble staying stopped, if
the consequences of your addiction and alcoholism are bringing you down into
a hole where you have no hope...please get help.
The last person who knew I needed help was me.
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This Addiction blog is a blog of the story of a recovering
addict-alcoholic, his struggles with crack, cocaine, heroin, alcohol, gambling,
his suicide thoughts, his lack of self esteem, abuse. It has been over 30 years
since the first hit of cocaine and cocaine and crack has absolutely ruined my
life. The disease of addiction has taken away my self esteem, and directed me to
ruin my life ,for the short time I was high.
This addiction blog is also open to those
who are still using alcohol, crack, heroin, cocaine or any other addiction, can
add their comments.
Can you stop using crack when you want to. The treatment facilities that provide help for crack addiction, or alcohol introduce you to the
disease of addiction and then if you are willing to listen you can go the 12 step program of your choice.
Narcotics anonymous says a drug is a drug . Alcoholics anonymous was the first 12 step group founded by 2 alcoholics.
When it was started, crack wasn't even invented yet, nor crystal meth and a lot of other addictions were not addressed at this time.
So naturally the founders just confined there stories to alcohol. There were not treatment facilities and the drug counselors at that time were Drs and
sanitariums. Addiction blog contains a story of one drug addict and alcoholic struggle
with recovery, treatment centers, and drug counselors pertaining to
alcohol, crack, heroin, cocaine or any other drug including gambling, food, etc.
Living clean and sober and getting help from treatment facilities is
important to staying clean and sober. In getting help with getting clean and
sober treatment facilities advertise. the 12 step programs and this story is
for attraction. I am trying to attract addicts and alcoholics to this site
who are willing to get clean and sober and then sell the advertising space
on this site to treatment centers and facilities that will help the addict
stay clean and sober and provide help,
The problem with drug and alcohol addiction is that we try one more
time...this time it will be different..only to get the same results. Some
people call it substance abuse, marijuana abuse, cocaine abuse, alcohol
abuse, or any other type of abuse..the truth of the matter is that an addict
has an obsession of the mind that is beyond human aid. He has a disease.
This disease tells him it is OK..while the public term is substance abuse,
if your drug of choice is marijuana, then the public calls it marijuana
abuse, if your drug of choice is cocaine or heroin, then they call it
cocaine abuse, heroin abuse and even alcohol abuse. Abuse means that you are
doing something in excess. To an addict or alcoholic, there is no excess. We
still want more. Our minds are filled with the mental obsession.
Substance abuse connotates that the addict is weak or has no will power. The
government and the public put a stigma on the addict and alcoholic and
substance abuse that we are criminals. We are not criminals, We are sick
people in dire need. I am not talking about the guy that has a beer. Once
the substance abuse begins by taking JUST ONE of ANYTHING...the phenomenon
of craving begins and the individual loses all choice or will of even
attempting to control the amount of substance that they will abuse. Their
bodies take over and then the craving begins. ONLY the substance abuse
USER can determine IF THEY are an addict or alcoholic. Nobody else. If
anyone approaches them about their problem they will deny that they have a
substance abuse problem. If you are reading this check out the addiction
blog on the next page. If you can identify with the stories then you
probably require some help. Remember only you can decide if you are willing
enough. Pain motivates change. When it hurts enough, the substance abuse
will seek help.