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Androcles
07/07/2009

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What treatment meant to me

“Treatment changed my life. Because it changed my life, it has effectively changed the lives of those I love and come into contact with: my partner, my family, my friends and, of course, my clients.”

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tony Mulvanerty
23/06/2009

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“What recovery means to me” by Tony Mulvanerty

It’s about having an inner smile that can be seen by all, but most of all it’s about Tony being Tony.

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David Clark
28/05/2009

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Learning from people who overcome heroin addiction: Without treatment (Part 4)

Secondly, addiction is not necessarily an irrevocable and everlasting affliction. Some people stop using heroin and do so through their own resolve and initiative.

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David Clark
27/05/2009

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Learning from people who overcome heroin addiction: Without treatment (Part 3)

To illustrate the above, some people who overcame their dependence on heroin became very health conscious and concerned about their physical well-being.

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David Clark
25/05/2009

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Learning from people who overcome heroin addiction: Without treatment (Part 2)

This research indicated that once people who have become dependent on heroin decide to stop using the drug, they are often unsure about what they should do with their lives instead.

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David Clark
25/05/2009

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Learning from people who overcome heroin addiction: Without treatment (Part 1)

I also look at the characteristics of this recovery process, since we need to learn from this research to help others take this pathway.

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David Clark
05/03/2009

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Creating a social environment to help people overcome substance use problems (Part 1)

… many people not only overcome heroin addiction, but go on to lead lives that are far more fulfilling, and far less problematic than they were before they started using the drug.

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Mark Saunders
04/03/2009

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What recovery means to me: Mark Saunders

To sum it up, recovery means that I got my life back and that I feel better about myself. I guess that I got some normality back into my life – whatever that means – but it feels good.

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Chrisg
03/03/2009

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Deciding to stop using cocaine

One thing that I have found important is getting support and talking to people about how I am feeling. This doesn’t come naturally to me – and I can’t ever see that happening – but I am trying my best.

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Annemarie W
03/03/2009

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What recovery means to me: Annemarie

Yes, it is incredibly hard work, but the rewards are beyond my wildest dreams. I have a life today that the child in me never even dared to dream about.

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