I am almost finished this book, and find it has been a real eye opener for me.

I am interested to hear what other readers have to say.

love and light,

Jacky

<small>[ May 30, 2004, 07:52 PM: Message edited by: Nina too ]</small>

I did! My counselor recommended it and I found it to be very good and helpful.

Here's a portion...Steps in Recovery:

1. Go for help.
2. Make your own recovery the first priority in your life.
3. Finda support group of peers who understand.
4. Develop your spiritual side through daily practice.
5. Stop managing and controlling others.
6. Learn to not get "hooked" into the games.
7. Courageously face your own problems and shortcomings.
8. Cultivate whatever needs to be cultivated in yourself.
9. Become "selfish".
10. Share with others what you have experienced and learned.

Also, "it is not the pain that holds us back. What holds us back is fear, fear of the unknown. The best way I know to confront and combat fear is to join forces with fellow travelers who are on the same journey."

and for that we say: Thanks fellow MB'ers.

A good book. I recommend it!

Susan