Drink Up!: How Ten Days Ended a Lifetime of Addiction

* Read ^ Drink Up!: How Ten Days Ended a Lifetime of Addiction by Kathleen S. ↠ eBook or Kindle ePUB. Drink Up!: How Ten Days Ended a Lifetime of Addiction Its true! Whitefish Kathy S. captures the essence of this off the path program to recovery. As a graduate of the same program I can honestly say she hit it right on. From her journey, to the transformation one goes through, Kathy S. says it with truth, love and good humor. Its hard for friends and family to truly understand this process. Kathy S. tells it like it is and gives the reader the inside view. Anyone who is stuck by addiction may want to read this text. It changed my life. Tha

Drink Up!: How Ten Days Ended a Lifetime of Addiction

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Rating : 4.40 (902 Votes)
Asin : 1456710532
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 160 Pages
Publish Date : 2017-06-30
Language : English

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It's true! Whitefish Kathy S. captures the essence of this "off the path" program to recovery. As a graduate of the same program I can honestly say she hit it right on. From her journey, to the transformation one goes through, Kathy S. say's it with truth, love and good humor. It's hard for friends and family to truly understand this process. Kathy S. tells it like it is and gives the reader the "inside view". Anyone who is "stuck" by addiction may want to read this text. It changed my life. Thanks Ka

This book is written factually, with warmth and humor. Nothing worked. Smith, M.D., Chief of Staff, Schick Shadel Hospital. Staying sober has been a piece of cake for me since Schick Shadel." -Chet"Ten years ago I, too, walked the hallways of Schick Shadel Hospital. Physicians, the court system, insurance companies, and members themselves often look at AA as the only legitimate mode of recovery from substance abuse.This book describes another program."This book says it all. I validated my complete trust in the success of Schick Shadel's treatment when I became the majority owner of the Hospital almost ten years ago. I share Kathy's thankfulness for a life without alcohol and cravings, and for the loving care we received from the staff when we were patients. had tried just about everything to quit drinking. is based on AA attendance and working a twelve-step program. A Recovery Road Less TraveledKathleen S. I hope it will encourage others to give up their addiction and regain their lives again." -James W. Then one day she heard a radio advertisem