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erotmil
Mar 23 : 04:06
we have a few planning on going to the CR convention in May . is there any info on this site about it yet?

hmullan
Mar 03 : 14:05
We have had a few here too. Like you said, we are not the conscience of everyone. Each person has to make their own decisions taking into account not only how it will affect them but also others watching their example.

erotmil
Feb 24 : 06:36
to clarify some CR grads are claiming they were never addicts, just that they were put through CR.
One guy says he was told to go to CR but just stopped smoking and using illegal drugs, now he can drink socially without ever getting drunk.
I am not the conscience of everyone they have their own, CR is just here to help where it can.

erotmil
Feb 24 : 06:27
Congrads Tia !
Thanks for the comments about CR grads drinking socially again, its not just one person, its a trend .
People graduated years ago that drink may experience powerlessness to the drink again and they may not if they claim they do not get drunk then its hard to call it sin. Time will tell.
With an opiate addict taking a prescribed opiate for pain I have advised addicts they can cause themselves a relapse and should not do it, but some have done it anyway. One key there is the addict needs to tell the prescribing doctor that they are an addict. then the dose will only be for 7 days (short term) still the medication can spark the addict into a relapse .

hmullan
Feb 13 : 07:27
Erotmil,
I would agree with Dink. Everything is possible but not everything beneficial. What are the benefits of me drinking again when it was drink that caused so much damage in my life. Why would I want to test God and the power He gave me to stop? This is not an act of faith and anything not done through faith is sin. So in the case of a recovering addict, it is sin to pick up again. What does anyone else think?



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CR vs The Twelve Step Programs
I am in the CR ministry and have an alcoholic background. I just graduated from the CR program after about a year of going to it every Saturday morning. I also went through treatment in an inpatient p...[more]
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