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Still Standing

Inspiration From People With Long-Term Abstinence From Alcohol and Drugs

Barb Chrysler
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Pages
230
Year
2016
Language
English
Publisher
Nanshe Publishing

About

People can and do recover from alcoholism and drug addiction. A combination of research and interviews were used to compile Still Standing: Inspiration from People with Long-Term Abstinence from Alcohol and Drugs. These stories of individuals with over 20 and 30 years of sobriety identify factors that lead to long-term abstinence. The stories tell what it was like for individuals prior to their recovery and what they felt contributed to their achievement of long-term sobriety.

Alcoholism got in the way of who I was supposed to be. Recovery made me the person I was supposed to be. Paul

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  • Drugs
  • Substance Abuse & Addictions
  • Self-Help
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