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Smile Big
This establishment has been instrumental in restoring my well-being. I extend my sincere gratitude to Dr. Taher Dhoon. During our initial consultation in 2022, when he inquired about my expectations, I quietly expressed my primary desire to be free from pain. The provided link directs to his practice and details my personal account. My dental experiences presented significant challenges, culminating in an $80,000 lesson that I hope to help others avoid. This included undergoing implant surgery twice due to varying levels of professionalism encountered within the field. https://share.google/6TYHX5NlbSrUcDdsa
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Addiction
I’ve posted a page in the classroom, and if you want to check it out, know that it shares how I came to realize just how deep my addiction had taken me. When I was given the gift of desperation, I began my journey out of the grips of insanity.
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Spiritual Death
For us, to use is to die, often in more ways than one." Basic Text, p. 82 As newcomers, many of us came to our first meeting with only a small spark of life remaining. That spark, our spirit, wants to survive. Narcotics Anonymous nurtures that spirit. The love of the fellowship quickly fans that spark into a flame. With the Twelve Steps and the love of other recovering addicts, we begin to blossom into that whole, vital human being our Higher Power intended us to be. We begin to enjoy life, finding purpose in our existence. Each day we choose to stay clean, our spirit is revitalized and our relationship with our God grows. Our spirit becomes stronger each day we choose life by staying clean. Despite the fact that our new life in recovery is rewarding, the urge to use can sometimes be overwhelming. When everything in our lives seems to go wrong, a return to using can seem like the only way out. But we know what the consequence will be if we use--the loss of our carefully nurtured spirituality. We have traveled too far along the spiritual path to dishonor our spirit by using. Snuffing the spiritual flame we have worked so hard to restore in our recovery is too dear a price to pay for getting high. Just for Today: I am grateful that my spirit is strong and vital. Today, I will honor that spirit by staying clean.
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