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.....nope!
Last edited by lastyearisblank; Feb 21, 2011 at 04:47 PM. |
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i'm so glad u are seeking answers.
what works for me, 21 years sober, is AA. to clarify it is not a God/religion based support group. it is suggested tho that we have a belief in a higher power. i used the group cause they were successfully doing what i thought i was unable to do-stay sober. for me cutting back didn't work. i had crossed over that "invisible line" into alcoholism. some ppl can avoid that even if they are problem drinkers. but once i crossed that line i will remain an alcoholic. the difference is i have arrested this disease by abstinence. only YOU can determine what you are or aren't. i hope this helps and know we're here to support you if you feel it will help.
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Hi lastyearisblank. This is the one secular (non-religious) support program for alcohol and drug addiction that I have heard of. It's called LifeRing. I don't have any personal experience with it, but I know that it is for people who want to get sober without the religious aspect of 12 Step (it's not about cutting back, it's about quitting completely.) Here's a link to the site:
http://lifering.org/how-lifering-works/ Whichever route you go, good luck to you!!! ![]()
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