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September 20, 2008

Rally for Recovery! 2008
Start planning your 2008 Rally for Recovery! event. This year's Rally for Recovery will take place on September 20, 2008!

 

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7.29.08

Kayla Causey started drinking alcohol at 10 years old, and six years later her addiction landed her in a rehabilitation center for six months. With a history of alcoholism in the family sources easily within her reach, it wasn't difficult to slip into that life, said Kayla, now 16...


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Dan Duncan
St. Louis, MO

My story of addiction disease is not unlike many, many others. I drank as a young man for fun and conviviality. I had a very active, even vibrant social life throughout my twenties but very slowly, so much as to be imperceptible, I found myself losing the important things in my life. A fiance, a job, a career, respect of friends, self-respect, and finally, the will to live. I sought help, received treatment and plugged into the world of self-help for alcoholism; became a student of recovery and very gradually most of what I had lost or thought I'd lost, returned. I went back to school, got a degree, pursued a new vocation and Today, I have a wonderful family, a beautiful home, friends, respect for myself, happiness and peace of mind...all due to and thanks to recovery. This week I celebrate 25 years of sobriety. I am so, so grateful for the help that I received and to all the people I have learned from, sitting around tables and sharing what we've learned with one another, for ourselves and for one and all.

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