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Seeing the Paths of our Difficult Children in a Positive Light
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<blockquote data-quote="La Mesa Mom" data-source="post: 672881" data-attributes="member: 19490"><p>Thank you New Leaf! I actually read this before going to my Concerned Others meeting tonight. Inspiring! So thought provoking and on point and hopeful for many of us on this forum! </p><p></p><p>Watched the 2nd half of the movie Pleasure Unwoven at my meeting, which if you have't seen it Carolita, you should. It is the argument of why addiction is a disease. It describes what drugs do to the brain. It documents the medical support. It describes what cravings are and the pain associated with them. But most importantly about the hope of recovery. The more we learn the better equiped to accept and move forward we become. My son is still not committed to his recovery, but I am going to work on encouragement and allow him to find his spark. </p><p></p><p>Thank you all!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="La Mesa Mom, post: 672881, member: 19490"] Thank you New Leaf! I actually read this before going to my Concerned Others meeting tonight. Inspiring! So thought provoking and on point and hopeful for many of us on this forum! Watched the 2nd half of the movie Pleasure Unwoven at my meeting, which if you have't seen it Carolita, you should. It is the argument of why addiction is a disease. It describes what drugs do to the brain. It documents the medical support. It describes what cravings are and the pain associated with them. But most importantly about the hope of recovery. The more we learn the better equiped to accept and move forward we become. My son is still not committed to his recovery, but I am going to work on encouragement and allow him to find his spark. Thank you all! [/QUOTE]
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