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The 12-step program outlines a recovery process that involves admitting addiction, seeking strength from a higher power, addressing past mistakes, learning new behaviors, and helping others.

The way I approach “active” recovery as a warrior

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The way I approach “active” recovery as a warrior

The way I approach “active” recovery as a warrior

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