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	<title>Comments on: Facing Yourself After Relapse</title>
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		<title>By: brian</title>
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		<description>i am very early in my recovery and thought i had messed up and really didn&#039;t feel like facing myself or anyone else who was/is invested in my recovery. i don&#039;t even have a sponsor or home group yet but i have a lot of determination to succeed in my quest for sobriety. i have to remember 2 weeks ago i had six stems lined up so i would have to wait for them to cool down, at 46 i was playing russian roulette; just the realization that i was so desperate and my self worth was at a point of passive suicide this article really spoke directly to me. i had a slip with a lesser substance but my goal is completly clean (i now know why NA makes no distinction between substances) i was feeling very depressed &amp; keeping to myself, feeling i let myself down feeling i let down people in my NA group. just by reading this article i had turned a corner and plan to go back to a meeting tomorrow. i went for a walk even though it is night and i live on a dark road i put on a white shirt at reflective sneakers it cleared my head. you can be sure i will reread this article; though i don&#039;t think i will relapse again because it didn&#039;t feel good. i want the gifts and success that will only be mine once i maintain complete sobriety even its its one day at time. this article also helped me realize how fortunate i am to have sober friends and a therapist  and an NA group i feel comfortable in it feels right and i am with people like me working on the same thing overcoming addiction and succeed at it!!!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>i am very early in my recovery and thought i had messed up and really didn&#8217;t feel like facing myself or anyone else who was/is invested in my recovery. i don&#8217;t even have a sponsor or home group yet but i have a lot of determination to succeed in my quest for sobriety. i have to remember 2 weeks ago i had six stems lined up so i would have to wait for them to cool down, at 46 i was playing russian roulette; just the realization that i was so desperate and my self worth was at a point of passive suicide this article really spoke directly to me. i had a slip with a lesser substance but my goal is completly clean (i now know why NA makes no distinction between substances) i was feeling very depressed &amp; keeping to myself, feeling i let myself down feeling i let down people in my NA group. just by reading this article i had turned a corner and plan to go back to a meeting tomorrow. i went for a walk even though it is night and i live on a dark road i put on a white shirt at reflective sneakers it cleared my head. you can be sure i will reread this article; though i don&#8217;t think i will relapse again because it didn&#8217;t feel good. i want the gifts and success that will only be mine once i maintain complete sobriety even its its one day at time. this article also helped me realize how fortunate i am to have sober friends and a therapist  and an NA group i feel comfortable in it feels right and i am with people like me working on the same thing overcoming addiction and succeed at it!!!</p>
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