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vic100Senior Contributor
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well im here for you if you do need any help or pointers to any resources. One example for me that worked and worked very well.mind you i wasnt in a good place and i needed all the help i can get .i had phams personal helpers and mentoring services behind me every step of the way would go and see them once a week.then i would go to na and to aa once a week.later on for me a found smart recovery was way much better for me .Then i had a drug and alchol counsellor to work with me for the short term stuff how to not place myself in a place that i might use again alchol or drugs once a week .then i had a psych to work with me on the long term stuff once a week.it took ages for me to get all the approvels etc. dont take no for an answer.its your recovery its not theirs what would they know about your life .text book stuff dont make me laugh please...good luck and remeber you can do it
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Well done @vic100
my hubby has had no alcohol for 3 weeks now xx
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hi liberty how you going today?
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