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Privileged Addict by Charles A. Peabody (2012, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherCharles A. Peabody Books
ISBN-100615480071
ISBN-139780615480077
eBay Product ID (ePID)143615374
Product Key Features
Book TitlePrivileged Addict
Number of Pages216 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2012
TopicSpirituality, Substance Abuse & Addictions / Drugs, General
GenreReligion, Self-Help, Biography & Autobiography
AuthorCharles A. Peabody
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.5 in
Item Weight11.5 Oz
Item Length9 in
Item Width6 in
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SynopsisPut a drug in front of me and I turn into a dumpster, consuming everything in sight. I can't stop. Nothing can stop me. Mom can't stop me. Doctors can't stop me. Pills can't stop me. Nothing human or man-made can stop me. I'm screwed. And yes I know it's wrong and I'll ruin everything, but I don't care. Even if I do care and I don't want to lose my wife, job, family, savings... I go get high anyway. That's how selfish I am. After 15 years of chronic addiction, I wanted to get better but couldn't. I had no power and no solution. Getting physically sober would just send me into a crippling depression. I wasn't okay with or without drugs until one night, up North, when I had a profound spiritual experience. I was equipped with a set of actions that saved my life and have brought untold miracles. I am recovered. I wrote this story to dispel the old cliche that people don't change. People do change. I am living proof., Put a drug in front of me and I turn into a dumpster, consuming everything in sight. I can't stop. Nothing can stop me. Mom can't stop me. Doctors can't stop me. Pills can't stop me. Nothing human or man-made can stop me. I'm screwed. And yes I know it's wrong and I'll ruin everything, but I don't care. Even if I do care and I don't want to lose my wife, job, family, savings... I go get high anyway. That's how selfish I am. After 15 years of chronic addiction, I wanted to get better but couldn't. I had no power and no solution. Getting physically sober would just send me into a crippling depression. I wasn't okay with or without drugs until one night, up North, when I had a profound spiritual experience. I was equipped with a set of actions that saved my life and have brought untold miracles. I am recovered. I wrote this story to dispel the old clich that people don't change. People do change. I am living proof.
