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An Addict's Story

Gary Scheffler
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Pages
80
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
BookBaby

About

Seventy five percent of drug addict will relapse within the first year of completing an in-patient drug treatment program.

In 2017, drug overdose was the single greatest cause of injury-related death in the United States and seventy thousand Americans died from it.

These statistics are personal to me. I was a homeless drug addict in the year 2010. I lost my job, home, family and friends. My goal is to share my direct experience as a recovering addict to help people understand the human lives behind these statistics.

If you've ever believed you were hopeless, unworthy, or beyond help; if you've ever betrayed a friend, lived in your car, or lied to your parents about why you were fired from your job; if you've ever wondered if you'll make it through the next year, the next month, or the next day; if you've ever felt paralyzed by fear or remorse, know that this book is addressed directly to you. Know that it is not too late to be a better person. My story is proof.

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