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We must compassionately care for the addicted. We can't know all the underlying causes; but many lie beyond their control.

We can love a person with addictions without being an enabler. The line is difficult and outside judgments harsh. So we do what we can.

We have habits that destroy, intruding on our lives, and damaging futures. We can change. We can remove the thorns and break the chains to become more and enjoy life.

When we leave habits behind, a sorrow clouds our perspective. We feel the hole of something major in our lives missing.

We conserve resources by planning a path that supports our change. Continual challenges erode our strength and lead to failure.

Extinguishing entrenched habits is difficult. We need more than simple will power. We must fight smart to be victorious.

Internal Link: Moving forward | Working through the stages of life with attentive efforts to fill the voids and repair the hurts.

Successful recovery demands a built in compassionate approach to relapses, working through the setbacks prevents the hopelessness that commonly infects paths to change.

If we want to free, we must let go of what is holding us back.

The ache of co-dependency and the fear of emotions all hinge on our capacity to process discomforting emotions. True connections share emotions. Each partner willing to receive the other partner's experience and patiently work through the emotion together.

FLS Link. Insanity: Living with Addiction. Often families get lost in the battle over addiction. A loved one, for whatever reason, has succumb to chemical escapes. Lost in helplessness, and engaged in illogical arguments, the whole family loses their sanity.

Article on the impact of positive thinking exercises on addiction. Addiction impacts sufferers view of the world. Creating a perception of danger and unfairness. Adding positive thinking exercises to a daily routine can assist in the battle against addiction.

When things go bad, and we respond by avoiding or denying, we compound the troubles. We must stop the foolishness to get back on track, and ease the path for living a flourishing life.

We need a clear picture of where we are before we can begin the journey forward.

Accepting human limitations without imposing limiting beliefs.

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