By: enrico s.

enrico s. — Thu, 06 Sep 2012 14:32:54 +0000

I have been thinking long and hard about this sad story. it made me remember something i was told in a rehabin kent, long time ago. they told me ‘enrico beware. addicts come here alone and all the time they leave in twos…they relapse. exactly what happened to them i read. for some stroke of luck, and not for not trying, i left rehab alone and stayed so for my first year clean. yes, i went nuts at 1 year 1 day with relationships but that year spent going to meetings and…going to meetings truly helped me. it gave me a little foundation on which to build something and try approaching the dating world. the most fascinating aspect of this tragedy is ‘beautiful’ symptom of not staying clean but helping others to do so. giving millions to charity, being trustee in lots of drug related associations and using. personally, i think that anybody who accepted money from them should give them back. i am the secretary of a meeting in chelsea. recently the venue’s manager approached me asking if i could make an announcement at the meeting, to remember this lady who’s been a patron of their charity. of course i declined saying we could not go against our traditions and get involved with outside issues but deep down i felt he shouldn’t have asked. it’s so easy to manipolate earthlings. just pay them. they will kow tow to you. and keep you sick.

By: Emily

Emily — Fri, 27 Jul 2012 11:25:23 +0000

Thank you so much for posting this. Although difficult to read it is also so true to how my addiction works. Although sometimes fighting tooth and nail I always try to listen to the people who are observers rather than participants in my situations, as it is only from this unbiased feedback that I can see the truth between my addiction and my higher self. Thank you for this reminder and for your wonderful insight along the way.

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