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They say the first taste of addiction often comes disguised as relief, and for Kevin Murray, that disguise was an innocent-looking white pill. Pills and Me: My Spiral into Addiction is an unflinchingly raw and personal account of a young man’s descent into opioid addiction—a journey from curiosity to survival in a world ravaged by a seemingly harmless but relentless beast. As Kevin tells it, his addiction didn’t begin with a reckless choice. It began with exhaustion, loneliness, and a desire to feel anything other than the crushing weight of his circumstances. From his first Percocet ...

"Fall In" has multiple meanings. In the military, it means to assemble in formation or muster to be accounted for. In this case, it also meant falling into the grips of gambling addiction. This title symbolizes the devastation this addiction can cause, but also the return to living recovery can bring.

“To me the sound of a metal bottle cap unscrewing against a glass bottle is the worst sound in the world. To my husband it is heaven.” This true account is my story. My personal observations and feelings as I lived with a husband addicted to alcohol, on a roller coaster ride of hope and despair, love and loathing, embarrassment and anger, dreading each day. I was isolated, confused and upset that I was not doing enough to help him. You become worn down by the windscreen wiper mentality. The good guy, bad guy, drinking, not drinking, telling the truth, lying, worrying, hope, please not ...

**This book contains NO computer generated content. It is written by a professional writer who researched the subject for three years.** 1001 Reasons to Stop Drinking is packed full of the real-life outcomes of an uncontrolled drinking. It covers the bizarre and the shocking as well as all the unexpected benefits that come with cutting back or quitting. Hard hitting and packed with memorable anecdotes it’s guaranteed to get through to the deepest part of your impulse-driven lizard brain. The 1001 reasons are divided into 3 categories: 1. Stupid things people do when they are drunk 2. ...

In Quit Pornography: Restoring Real Connection and Rewiring Your Brain, you will discover the scientifically backed methods to break free from pornography dependence, reclaim your mental clarity, and rebuild meaningful relationships. This book goes beyond simple willpower—it provides proven strategies rooted in neuroscience, psychology, and behavioral therapy to help you rewire your brain for lasting change.

What will it feel like during the first month of my quit? There are so many books and methods to choose from, which one is for me? How do I ensure there are no relapses and I’m a happy ex-smoker not an ex-smoker who misses smoking? Argh! Help! My friend, this is the one. This book right here is the quit smoking formula, discovered during my own quitting journey, this is exactly what I wished existed before my quit. My entertaining quit story is your blueprint and companion during your quit. This is the treasure chest for any suffering smoker. Your struggle finally ends here.

After Bill had accumulated significant sobriety a celebratory dinner was held in New York City at which Bill gave an AA talk. (Bill drank for 17 years and staying sober for an 17 years was a notable milestone not only to him but to Lois as well.) Bill talks about the role that Ebby played in getting Bill interested in sobriety and the role of Doctor Silkworth in helping him stay sober.

Attention Recovery Journey Navigators! Chart your course towards recovery with the guidance of a seasoned survivor. Benefit from the hard-won wisdom of Andrew Matt Lennart, who has journeyed through addiction and emerged victorious. His story of transformation, resilience, and a life committed to helping others is a testament to his belief that recovery is not only possible, but achievable for anyone.Discover how to: Initiate your journey with the right mindset. Chapter 1 "Setting Sail" dispels common myths about addiction and outlines effective coping mechanisms to help you build a strong ...

The Choice Theory approach to addictive behavior does not rely on external controlling methods to make someone do something that they don’t want to do. Instead, the Choice Theory approach is discovering how and what a person would really want their life to be. The focus is identifying the important people in their life; evaluating their choices and how effective those choices have been toward acquiring the life they want. The most common methods loved ones rely on to get someone to change is to criticize, blame, complain, nag, threaten, punish, or bribe them. Not only is this ineffective,...