From One Addiction To The Next

From Addiction Next - Psychology, Special Needs, Health - Posted: 25th Nov, 2008 - 4:47pm

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Post Date: 7th Dec, 2006 - 1:43am / Post ID: #

From One Addiction To The Next

From One Addiction To The Next

Is it common from Addicts to go From One Addiction to another new Addiction?

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9th Nov, 2008 - 12:22am / Post ID: #

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I think that substance abusers have a natural need that isn't being fulfilled, and whilst they may get weaned off one thing, it then leaves a vacant gap for some other substance abuse to be filled.
It probably happens subconsciously, but makes it harder to be dealt with (in my humble opinion)



Post Date: 9th Nov, 2008 - 2:54am / Post ID: #

From One Addiction To The Next
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From One Addiction To The Next Health & Special Psychology

I agree with you. That is all of it in a nutshell. People usually get involved with this sort of thing because they have something missing. I think there is a reason why people do the things they do and unfortunately the only real solution is to face it head on. I think religious faith helps out a lot and a belief in a higher power. Not any religion in particular, but a good standard golden rules religion that seams to exist the core of most as far as I know.

I believe that it boils down to a lack of love that leaves that "gap" which is always in abundance here in this world.

24th Nov, 2008 - 6:17pm / Post ID: #

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Not necessarily. Once I decided to quit and sobered up I began to do things that I should have been doing in the first place so my time was already filled with stuff to do, no need for another addicition.



24th Nov, 2008 - 6:26pm / Post ID: #

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I would concur with that Sober as I beat my addictions I did not seek replacements. Just was enjoying life more.

I propose those that jump addiction have never actually full put their intention on sobriety so much as say not drinking beer any more.



Post Date: 25th Nov, 2008 - 4:47pm / Post ID: #

From One Addiction To The Next
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From One Addiction To The Next

I have found that quitting an addiction is not a easy task. I have used a lot of my will power to slowly cut down on this or that so that I could more easily quit it. I think the main reason I was able to quit some addictions was by switching to something a little easier for me to handle. Like quitting drinking hard alcohol and drinking just beer. Was it easy? NO, it was not but I was able to do it and since then cut down on the amount I drink to practically none. I used this method on anything I find myself addicted to. I am leading a much better life now because of it.

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