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Is talking about alternative recovery paths "dangerous?" Or is promoting one as the only way what's actually dangerous?
Today's episode dives deep into what I'd tell my 2009 getting sober self if I could go back. Hint I wouldn't go to AA or rehab, I'd go another route. This of course is not medical advice. It's what I wish I'd known back then so that I could have made a more informed decision about how to address my alcohol addiction.
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