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Recovery is a lifelong journey of selfdiscovery and healing from "summary" of One Breath at a Time by Kevin Griffin
Recovery is not a destination but a continual process of growth and transformation. It is not something that has a fixed endpoint but rather an ongoing journey of self-discovery and healing. This journey involves delving deep into our inner selves, facing our fears and insecurities, and finding the strength to overcome our past traumas and challenges. As we navigate this lifelong journey of recovery, we come to understand ourselves in new and profound ways. We learn to let go of old patterns and beliefs that no longer serve us, and we open ourselves up to new possibilities and ways of being. Through this process, we begin to uncover the root causes of our pain and suffering, and we develop the tools and strategies needed to heal and grow. Recovery is not always easy, and there will be many ups and downs along the way. But it is through these challenges that we truly learn and grow. Each setback is an opportunity ...
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