Thomas Jefferson said: "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Let's add a couple of words to make the statement applicable to recovery from addictive disease: "The price of freedom [from addiction] is eternal vigilance."
It is vital that a recovering addict or alcoholic find some way to remember, hopefully on a daily basis, that time does not cure addiction and that he/she must be forever vigilant in awareness of any thought or behavior creeping in to weaken the commitment to abstinence from drug or alcohol use. A wonderfully rewarding and effective way to remain eternally vigilant about recovery is to regularly attend meetings of Twelve Step Groups such as AA or NA.
Addictions Counseling Online
Expert Help for Seniors with Drug or Alcohol Concerns
This site provides information and help for persons 50 or older who are concerned about their own, or someone esle's drug or alcohol use.
http://www.alcoholdrugsos.com/Services_Seniors.asp#Seniors
http://www.alcoholdrugsos.com/Services_Seniors.asp#Seniors
DUI DWI Alcohol Assessments
This site offers, for a reasonable fee, alcohol assessments by a licensed addictions counselor (who is also an attorney) for people with pending DUI or DWI charges, or people who are required for other legal reasons to get such an assessment
http://www.alcoholdrugsos.com/AlcoholDrugSOS_Services.asp#evaluations
http://www.alcoholdrugsos.com/AlcoholDrugSOS_Services.asp#evaluations
Friday, October 12, 2007
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