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I've seen so many people say that they are in recovery and that they have no doubts they will recover. Some people seem to be in recovery for years.
So I ask... when are you considered recovered?
Hopeful4future
The character of a person is defined by their actions...not their intentions. Otherwise, the world would be full of Saints.
BS: 40 (Me)
xFWW: 50
Married: 9/97
PA: 3 months
D-Day: 6/30/2005 (she revealed to me)
Divorced: 10/2/2008
Happy that I've moved on
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I think when you die....really how can one not be always working on what led them to bad choices? and if you aren't conciously working on it daily to make right choices, you're not recovered.
just my opinion.
pretty confused
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