John Desarli
Thanks for the kind comments. you know the family damage caused by addiction. I admire your desire to confront your issues.
John
Real life recovery blog that combines traditional 12 step with behavior modification.
Recent PostsIntegrity is what we do, what we say, and what we say we do. - Don GalerThe first step toward change is acceptance. Once you accept yourself, you open the door to change. That's all you have to do. Change is not something you do, it's something you...
interesting article;Drunk Drivers with Kids in Car Could Face Felonies in N.Y.November 19, 2009 The New York state Assembly has passed a bill that would make it a felony offense to drive while intoxicated if children under age 16 are in the vehicl...
am I grateful today?looking at the most important facetsof life regarding health; not only physical,but mental, emotional and spiritual.these were all gifts that I squandered formany years. overweight, hypertensive,depressed and morally bankrupt bec...
Your children will see what you're all about by what you live rather than what you say.When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad. And that's my religion.It is prosperity that gives us friends, adversity that proves themIf you are lonely ...
thanks tohttp://www.charlottekasl.com/16-step-program1) We affirm we have the power to take charge of our lives and stop being dependent on substances or other people for our self-esteem and security.Alternative: We admit/acknowledge we are out ...
the 4 stages of rehab;When you decide to enter a professional alcohol and drug treatment program, you will begin a journey through four distinct stages of rehab recovery as you learn to develop a clean and sober lifestyle. The four stages of rehab de...
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John DesarliThanks for the kind comments. you know the family damage caused by addiction. I admire your desire to confront your issues.
John
SummerHi John - I cant believe someone would come to your blog to insult you. I cant seem to get to the old posts but what I did read is really moving for me. My Dad eventually drank himself to death and I grew up exposed to it my whole life as if it was something normal for a policeman to be having 2 x before work and a bottle in the draw at the office.I admire you for expressing your feelings but more so, thank you for it. I need this understanding from an "insider" so to speak. I never took to the bottle, and still think most alcohol is gross, got "other" issues. Just wanted to thank u.
Blessings
S
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