Old 08-28-2011, 08:39 AM
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soberlicious
 
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Originally Posted by onlythetruth
Well, and there's also this notion out there that addiction is a lifelong struggle--that once you've been addicted the rest of your life must be continually devoted to fighting the battle.
This is true...that's why I think that people that hold that notion can't wrap their heads around AVRT or any other approach that doesn't align with that theory. As well, this method of self-recovery has worked for me in so many other areas where I tended to self-destruct/self-abuse (promiscuity,over-spending, misplaced anger). I'm wondering if it's just the inability to let go of that paradigm that's keeps people from looking at approaches like AVRT (or others) even when they have not had success. hmmmm...very curious indeed. great thread.
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