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good question
Recovery is certainly not a cure. Cure for diseases has no money in it.
Treatment,groups,therapy, in/out patient. That is where the money is at
No profit to actually find a cure for diseases anymore.
Just my personal opinion
Treatment,groups,therapy, in/out patient. That is where the money is at
No profit to actually find a cure for diseases anymore.
Just my personal opinion
Pretty simple really. If you don't drink, you won't get drunk. While I understand a lot of us have a lot of issues (myself included), I can "issue" my way into staying drunk, when really it is a simple as not picking up the first anything and finding something else that is truly satisfying and not a temporary fix.
Yeah....... no money in it, and oh yeah, no cure for it either... I don't think there is an addiction vaccine sitting in some lab not being released so we all go to treatment facilities... To me, recovery is much better than a cure. It enables me to try and become a better person daily. I find it to be a large positive with my alcoholism. Sure, I suffered in a way that a non alcoholic could never know, but in looking for a solution I learned to live life in a way that my non drinking counterparts have not. For me, recovery is the solution.
Best of luck to you!
Best of luck to you!
When I am spiritually fit, nothing, absolutely nothing, can disturb me enough to make me feel that I am suffering.
The Buddha figured this out about 2,500 years ago. He called it the 3rd Noble Truth.
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