When you think of the word “recovery” what comes to mind?
I remember my first real job when I was an instructor for Lanier Business Products. I would train secretaries how to use those clunky old word processors of the 1980s. Sometimes a document would get “lost” in the computer through an accidental deletion. The panicked secretary would call me for help in “finding” the document. I was able to come to the rescue and walk the secretary through the stages of recovery so the lost data would be restored to its original format.
I think addiction recovery is similar to the disk recovery. Recovery is the “reformatting” of a person’s life. I see recovery as restoring one’s life to its original format. The original format is discovering the life you were intended to live . . . full of hope and purpose.
I think addiction recovery is similar to the disk recovery. Recovery is the “reformatting” of a person’s life. I see recovery as restoring one’s life to its original format. The original format is discovering the life you were intended to live . . . full of hope and purpose.
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