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*admin* · 06-10-2006, 01:05 AM

WITHDRAWAL
Gateway to Freedom, Hope, and Joy

". . .[T}he pain of withdrawal is unique, special, even precious (although you probably don't now think so). In a sense, the experience is you, a part of you which has been trying to surface for a long time. You have been avoiding or postponing this pain for a long time now, yet you have never been able to lastingly outrun it. You need to go through withdrawal in order to become a whole person. You need to meet yourself. Behind the terror of what you fear, withdrawal contains the seeds for your own personal wholeness. It must be experienced for you to realize, or make real, that potential for you and your life which has been stored there for so long."

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*shydawg* · 06-30-2009, 09:23 AM

you know ,I went thru withdrawls many times, but I hated my last one, soo freaking much when i was going thru it (it was soo freaking bad), but now I think I'm actually grateful for going thru all that pain & hell .. it really was what brought me to the lowest point & realized I needed help , . I said "I had enough"!!! as the reading above says " it was my "GATEWAY TO FREEDOM"

06-10-2006, 01:05 AM	#1
admin Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 28,249	Withdrawal WITHDRAWAL Gateway to Freedom, Hope, and Joy ". . .[T}he pain of withdrawal is unique, special, even precious (although you probably don't now think so). In a sense, the experience is you, a part of you which has been trying to surface for a long time. You have been avoiding or postponing this pain for a long time now, yet you have never been able to lastingly outrun it. You need to go through withdrawal in order to become a whole person. You need to meet yourself. Behind the terror of what you fear, withdrawal contains the seeds for your own personal wholeness. It must be experienced for you to realize, or make real, that potential for you and your life which has been stored there for so long." Received in email

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06-30-2009, 09:23 AM	#2
shydawg Community Greeter Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: ohio Posts: 686	you know ,I went thru withdrawls many times, but I hated my last one, soo freaking much when i was going thru it (it was soo freaking bad), but now I think I'm actually grateful for going thru all that pain & hell .. it really was what brought me to the lowest point & realized I needed help , . I said "I had enough"!!! as the reading above says " it was my "GATEWAY TO FREEDOM"