The Path Towards Successful Sobriety: Rethinking the Disease of Addiction
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For individuals struggling with addiction, their families that are affected, and the doctors and therapists looking to treat this disease, it can be discouraging when a recovering addict relapses or struggles to maintain sobriety. In fact, 90 percent of alcoholics will experience one or more relapses during their first four years of treatment, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (2000).
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