Those who are struggling with addictions of any kind are
• ASK DR DAVID: Confronting Alcoholism and Drug Addiction
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• KARRIE’S STORY: Sliding into Addiction
Maybe you are struggling with an alcohol or drug addiction. Maybe you have a sexual addiction of some kind. Maybe you have a spending, eating or gambling addiction. Here are some suggested steps to help you understand the causes of addiction and begin the road to recovery.
To discover an answer to this and to learn of support groups, hot-lines, and helpful resources on this subject we will send you to some web sites that will inform you and/or be able to help you. Please click onto the link below to read:
• 10 SIGNS YOU MAY BE CHEMICALLY DEPENDENT
• ADDICTION: What is the Cure?
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(AUSTRALIA) An affair I have been in has just ended. My wife and I reconciled very quickly and have moved on from this devastating thing I have done to our family. I have put in place no contact, however my former lover lives in the same district and it is almost impossible not to run into her. I know my feelings have diminished already for her but I am not sure if they will ever go away because I know I will see her on occasions. We are not prepared to move out of town or anything like that so her presence will always be a reminder to me and my wife. Is this an impossible situation I am in?