Comments for Becoming Well Now http://becomingwellnow.com Wed, 23 Mar 2011 00:11:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on We can’t save them all by Zoe Lang http://becomingwellnow.com/2007/11/28/we-cant-save-them-all/#comment-4 Zoe Lang Wed, 23 Mar 2011 00:11:07 +0000 http://becomingwellnow.wordpress.com/2007/11/28/we-cant-save-them-all/#comment-4 i really appreciated this reminder!i recently had to learn this the hard way,and because i couldn't save these women i was working with and investing in,i almost gave up helping others at all.now i can see how selfish that is and i think i was making their success about me rather than God. Only God can save,and i must remember He has a perfect plan for everyone.it's still so humbling to realize God spared me,where others are not.i drank and used suicidally not caring if i lived or died which makes it all even more baffling.my own sister,my only sibling died in 1995 from heroine addiction at age 21.very hard to understand God's will sometimes,but i guess obediance is whats important to Him,and like your article states,we help when God directs us to do so,and i will keep giving the message of hope because i believe that is my job.a true servant of God is only disguised as a nurse,or a fireman or a bank-teller.as the 'Big Book' says,God is my employer. Zoe Lang i really appreciated this reminder!i recently had to learn this the hard way,and because i couldn’t save these women i was working with and investing in,i almost gave up helping others at all.now i can see how selfish that is and i think i was making their success about me rather than God. Only God can save,and i must remember He has a perfect plan for everyone.it’s still so humbling to realize God spared me,where others are not.i drank and used suicidally not caring if i lived or died which makes it all even more baffling.my own sister,my only sibling died in 1995 from heroine addiction at age 21.very hard to understand God’s will sometimes,but i guess obediance is whats important to Him,and like your article states,we help when God directs us to do so,and i will keep giving the message of hope because i believe that is my job.a true servant of God is only disguised as a nurse,or a fireman or a bank-teller.as the ‘Big Book’ says,God is my employer. Zoe Lang

]]> Comment on Today is the Day by Florida Rehab http://becomingwellnow.com/2009/04/23/today-is-the-day/#comment-3 Florida Rehab Thu, 23 Apr 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://becomingwellnow.wordpress.com/?p=24#comment-3 I'm elated that you finally discovered your beckon of strength. Whether you refer to it as religion or spirituality, it is of the utmost importance to rely on that source of enlightenment to guide you down the path of recovery. Confiding in something and/ someone should not always limit our perception of it to just what you recognized it be on a physical plain. Unfortunately some addicts are so fixated on the notion that they have the capability and/ fortitude to withstand the immense hardships that they'll be through in whatever time it takes to actually recovery. However, self-dependence without rehabilitative supervision can sometimes lead to an addicts destruction. The rehabilitation process can sometimes be quite unbearable, especially when asked of a addict to maintain a sense of stability alone. When relationships with family and friends dissipate, and no one person seems as though they can fill that void, leaning on some form of higher power allows you to not only better composure yourself when relapsing becomes an issue, but simplifies your resolve. Faith in yourself through God manifest into a greater realization in the belief that you aren't really alone at all. Good luck in your journey and remember that, "The time is now.!" -Mike Slinskey A New Day Rehab I’m elated that you finally discovered your beckon of strength. Whether you refer to it as religion or spirituality, it is of the utmost importance to rely on that source of enlightenment to guide you down the path of recovery. Confiding in something and/ someone should not always limit our perception of it to just what you recognized it be on a physical plain. Unfortunately some addicts are so fixated on the notion that they have the capability and/ fortitude to withstand the immense hardships that they’ll be through in whatever time it takes to actually recovery. However, self-dependence without rehabilitative supervision can sometimes lead to an addicts destruction.

The rehabilitation process can sometimes be quite unbearable, especially when asked of a addict to maintain a sense of stability alone. When relationships with family and friends dissipate, and no one person seems as though they can fill that void, leaning on some form of higher power allows you to not only better composure yourself when relapsing becomes an issue, but simplifies your resolve. Faith in yourself through God manifest into a greater realization in the belief that you aren’t really alone at all. Good luck in your journey and remember that, “The time is now.!”

-Mike Slinskey
A New Day Rehab

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