To The Addict Who Still Suffers...

I am one of you. I am with you. Whether clean or whether dirty I understand you. You need not blame yourself. You need not curse the ground you stand. You are not alone. You have no moral dilemma. You have a disease and like everyone else in the world, you are sick. There is help and there is a way out. It will be difficult and will appear to go against you, but if you will look deeply enough and listen to your heart, you will know this is the only way and that it is true. Always remember that the best you can do is to not pick up. The worse thing that can happen to you, the very worst thing that can happen to you, is that you trigger your addiction. For if you do, the horror starts all over again. But you already know that, or do you? Never forget that it will always lie in waiting. Your addiction doesn't care what you think. It doesn't care what you have or who you are. It needs no face, it needs no race. It welcomes all religions with open arms. Do not be afraid, there are many of us among you. Seek us out. We are not proud people and avoid public promotion. We know that the greatest thing we can do for humanity, of which we are a part, is to wake up to ourselves. We also know that the greatest dis-service we can do for humanity is to remain asleep. Love, r