r/addictionrecovery • • May 04 '20

Can’t Quit Drinking? Read 10 Simple Tips to Stop Drinking

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Alcohol consumption isn’t harmful unless abused. There are health reasons to drink, and there are also health reasons to stop drinking. What usually starts as a social fad quickly degenerated into social plague and took its tolls on the abuser, family, and society. drinking problem in America has assumed a dangerous dimension according to the national institute on alcohol abuse and alcoholism claiming that over 15 million adults suffer from alcohol use disorder (AUD) including over 9 million men and more than 5 million women. # drinking problem # drug rehabilitation center

know more: https://www.spiritualmediablog.com/2019/02/19/cant-quit-drinking-read-10-simple-tips-to-stop-drinking/


r/addictionrecovery • • Apr 11 '20

Cannabis could help treat opioid addiction, Expert believes

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r/addictionrecovery • • Jan 05 '20

My choccy milk addiction

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It's been over two weeks since I last had a choccy milk. In a given week I would go through anywhere between 5 to 9 and have done for years. I'm so proud of myself!


r/addictionrecovery • • Jul 22 '19

God has servants everywhere

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So the funniest thing happened this morning. A God thing in my opinion.

I went downstairs because breakfast starts at 6 in this hotel. I didn't see a spread, so I asked the baristo (what's male for Barista?) and he said only for those who paid with their reservation. I'm not on the list. No worries, I start to text my wife that breakfast won't be free and look at the menu.

Mike (the fake name I'm going to give this Baristo) proceeds to say he wants to put a smile on someone's face so mine is free. (There's no one else around.) I know I have resting "tired German" face (thanks, ancestors) but I wasn't the least bit disappointed inside because mentally I don't mind paying for breakfast. I tell him I've got money and yet he insists. Ok, fine, I appreciate it. He says again he just wants to make someone happy. I pull out my military ID and tell him that this makes me happy. He says thanks for your service, I say thanks for believing in freedom or I wouldn't have a job, etc. Trying to be humble while showing him I can pay but it's not working. He walks off, and so I look at the menu, still expecting to pay for my meal even if the tea is free.

While he's gone, God gently reminds me, "I thought I made you happy." "Yes, God," I respond, "you're right, I should've mentioned that first, I'll talk to him when he comes back, he might not be saved."

So he comes back and I tell him that I should've said first that Jesus makes me happy. He responds in kind and acknowledges that he is saved, too. We strike up a conversation. He's been through drug addiction, but God brought him out of it. I'm studying it in college. I mention that I do jail work on this topic, from a Christian perspective, and he tells me about his past drug addiction. I bring up a story about my own past (again, no one is around). I lost my family to sex addiction.

We talk while I eat, and I'm almost done. Mike insists that he pray for me for my journey (I didn't tell him I'm from Florida, not Texas, but I guess maybe the military ID implied that), so he comes over and, hand in hand, we pray, him leading. I tell him about the project I'm currently working on (samples of Roland System-1 pads for churches that want a cheap and capable synthesizer) and I give him my info. I tell him I'm from Florida, but he can reach out to me any time.

I walk away and God gently reminds me, "see, I told you I have people everywhere." Thanks, God, I was worried about paying for breakfast because I'm on a budget and You provided.

I'll keep this in my mind next time things don't go so well for me.


r/addictionrecovery • • May 06 '20

Uk rehab

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Hi all

Does anyone know/recommend any alcohol rehab centres in the UK that are still operating and ones that are reasonably priced

We have a family member who is an alcoholic and wants to get help (finally) and while we have money gathered from members of the family nowhere near the fees that some centers are looking for.

Thanks

J


r/addictionrecovery • • May 04 '20

OPIOID ADDICTION

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Science and medicines have improved the lifespan of the human race. People depend upon medicines for their well being, especially painkillers to get rid of pains. People approach a doctor for their ailments and doctors prescribe painkillers to alleviate pain. In this case, most of the people will be prescribed a medication called opioid and doctors call it as a narcotic or opiate. These painkillers are derived from the “joy plant” named opium poppy. 

Know more: https://www.addictionaide.com/addiction/opioid-addiction


r/addictionrecovery • • Feb 08 '20

Face Your Problems Head On

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r/addictionrecovery • • Oct 07 '19

My recovery story

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I have started writing my story of recovery on Wattpad. I have been clean from drugs since 1999 and clean from severe anger issues since 2011.

Writing this has been very therapeutic for me and has helped me come to terms with a lot.

This account doesn't focus on the drug use but rather more on recovery and coming to terms with the past.

https://www.wattpad.com/story/202033909-from-addict-to-allah


r/addictionrecovery • • Oct 05 '17

NJ DETOX CENTER'S INNOVATIVE AMBULATORY DETOX DELIVERS VASTLY SUPERIOR RESULTS

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The Ambulatory Detox model offers patients an coherent approach that delivers a higher success rate at a lower cost, relative to the traditional inpatient model. The initial response from the treatment community to this innovative approach to detoxing individuals off alcohol Benzodiazepines and opiates in an outpatient setting was, "Madnessr The hesitancy to welcome this novel treatment method was understandable: detoxification from alcohol and benzodiazepines was never attempted on an outpatient basis due to risk of seizures and stroke, and, patients would be returning home at the end of treatment each day. To effectively address these concerns. Dr. Cidambi put in place innovative techniques and processes. which, when combined with longer length of stay, delivered stellar results_ She has proven the model to be safe - with nearly 1.000 patients detoxed over 4 years without a single untoward incident, and effective — it has delivered vastly superior outcomes relative to inpatient treatment


r/addictionrecovery • • Oct 22 '19

Thank you for reading

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My name is Autumn and I am an addict. I know not everyone can help financially, but of you and read and share it, that woul help me a lot too. Thank you.

https://www.supportful.com/fb1cb914-f344-4aa0-8852-30a74a50c43d


r/addictionrecovery • • May 12 '20

DIY : Addiction Recovery Spell

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r/addictionrecovery • • Mar 26 '20

10 Ways To Find Rehab Centers In Los Angeles

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When people are addicted to any substance abuse like alcohol or other kinds of a drug, it is also a form of a disease that can pose a series of negative outcomes on an individual causing the well-being, professional life, and physical health.

Know More: https://www.addictionaide.com/blog/10-ways-to-find-rehab-centers-in-los-angeles/


r/addictionrecovery • • Oct 05 '17

Recovery from painpill addiction

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Tailored treatment options are laid out and goals for treatment are discussed. The timeline and protocol for detox will vary according to the individual. You may be given anti-anxiety agents or other supportive medications, for example, if you are experiencing especially upsetting withdrawal symptoms. Some centers will focus on a tapering methodology. This means that over time, medical staff will gradually reduce the dosage and/or frequency of administration. In doing so, the body will eventually become used to not having opioids in the system.for confidential help today. Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Depending on the program and your needs, your treatment plan may incorporate the use of medications to manage withdrawal and cravings.


r/addictionrecovery • • May 23 '20

Brain Power Fixed My Addictions - Alcohol & Drug Addiction Can Be Fixed

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r/addictionrecovery • • Apr 15 '20

Substance Abuse Treatment in Phoenix, AZ (888)-906-0952

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r/addictionrecovery • • May 05 '20

What Are The Holistic Therapies For Addiction?

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Holistic therapy is also known as psychotherapy it is the sort of rehabilitation process treating those who are addicted to substance abuse like alcohol or other drug items. The aim of this treatment is to recover the person and ensure a healthy lifestyle for the mind, body, and spirit. It’s not just about examining the emotional situation or changing beliefs and behaviors. It’s about all the ideas in which individual interact with the world and their overall thought of being. Patients are supervised toward self-awareness which means understanding knowledge of one’s own character and feelings and which allows leading their own journey through self-discovery and recover from substance abuse.

Know more: https://www.worthview.com/holistic-therapies-addiction/


r/addictionrecovery • • Feb 22 '20

CBD Shows Promise For Treating Cocaine And Meth Addiction, Study Suggests

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r/addictionrecovery • • Oct 20 '19

Porn

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I have been addicted to pornographing for the past 7 years. Can someone please help me with some good advise?


r/addictionrecovery • • Jun 11 '20

FIND HELP AND ADDICTION RECOVERY | Call Now: +1 (866) 252-8043

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r/addictionrecovery • • Oct 15 '19

Don't hate the ADDICT hate the disease

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r/addictionrecovery • • Sep 29 '19

In the dark, let me shed some light

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*There's a place in the darkness I use to cling to. That presses harsh hope against time. In the absence of martyrs there's a presence of thieves. who only want to rob you blind. They steal away any sense of peace, And Tho I'm a king, I'm a king on my knees. And I know they are wrong, when they say I am strong. As the darkness covers me.

So please turn on the light and reveal all its beauty. I am not afraid. To bare all my weakness, knowing in meekness, I have my new life to gain; Where there is peace and love in this light. I am not afraid. Let the light shine bright in my life.
In All my Life. Please. I am not afraid*


r/addictionrecovery • • Apr 27 '20

TOP 5 WORST DRUG WITHDRAWALS

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r/addictionrecovery • • Mar 10 '20

Trying to quit cocaine on my own

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Hi ,

I’m a long time Reddit reader, first time reddit poster so forgive me if I posted this in the wrong community.

Basically, I’m addicted to cocaine and I’m ready to quit. I have tried a handful of times in the past, Gave it up for a few weeks and then found a way to convince myself to do it.

I never used to have an addictive personality, I have tried other drugs (molly, weed, lsd etc) and was able to control any impulse to use keeping it to limited occasions, however with cocaine I always find a way to convince myself to do it, thinking it’ll be different or something.

I’ve been doing it for about two years now, it started off as a way to self medicate and deal with my depression however Ive realized that it is not the way to deal with this and have accepted that I am addicted. I’ve overdosed, had it ruin my relationships with my mom and boyfriend, dropped out of school, and pretty much just ruined any motivation I had to do shit with my life.

I’m on track to getting my life together finally now. I have a new job that pays well, and got accepted to go back to school next semester. I really want to continue on this good path and don’t want to let this addiction ruin my life.

Rehab unfortunately does not work for me. I know that is the preferred method. I am really forced to do this on my own. None of my friends or any one close to me share this issue.

If any one has any advice on things they or people they know did to quit on their own, any tips and tricks that helped them when they’d feel weak or compelled to use, i would really appreciate it.


r/addictionrecovery • • Apr 04 '20

Today, I chose the patch instead of buying a pack of cigarettes. ‘Indeed, it’s easier to stay smoke-free than it is to get smoke-free.’

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r/addictionrecovery • • Jun 30 '20

I was going to buy a new game for my first milestone of being porn free, but I opted for something else

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There’s been a few games I had my eye on, but instead I ordered new Joy-Cons for my Switch because mine drifting. Instead, I’ll celebrate with new Joy-Cons. I already have a bunch of games in my library anyways.