A Letter to My Addiction FREE Spiritual Community

Some days I still want you and I reminisce on the time we spent together. But I now know that those days weren’t worth it. They weren’t worth losing myself to.

• I hope that you will join me on the path to recovery together.
• And I don’t think I’m just splitting hairs with that point.
• Just as I am working to regain control in my life, I am also taking responsibility.

Our sister facility Laguna Treatment Hospital, located in Orange County, CA, is available to help you. Laguna and it’s world class treatment team have an amazing reputation of providing high quality care to individuals struggling with addiction. The simplistic brilliance of addressing a letter to the future resides in the portability of the message. Like a box of old photos, this letter can provide a portal to the past without occupying an overwhelming mental burden for the recovering individual. When it is time to be reminded of these memories, the letter serves as a time capsule, preserved in a non-central space — both cognitively and physically. At other times, when these reminders can feel overwhelming, they are out of sight and out of mind.

Letter: Neglecting people dealing with drug addiction should never be acceptable

This is our my last gift to you, I hope you accept it and make every second count. Going to score drugs and meeting new people who were in relationships with addiction just like me was a rush. Going into a tough neighborhood filled with dangerous people was always an experience that made me feel invincible. You see, I am so much more than just another person risking their life through drug abuse, and I will not be a statistic.

• And I’m able to watch my daughters grow older.
• I was too scared to leave you before.
• Even to an otherwise democratic and relatively civilized nation, their worth is measured basically by their sober ‘productivity’ or lack thereof.
• Be sure to communicate the seriousness and potential hazards of untreated addiction.

As good as I felt when I was with you at times, I felt terrible during others. I missed out on important events and gave up things that once meant a lot to me.

You’re Overthinking It: Find Lifelong Love By Being Your True Self

I once thought that I could not make it without you. Now, I am able to acknowledge and accept that you were the cause of all my misery and worry. And that, in itself, is extremely therapeutic. That is why I’m writing this goodbye letter to addiction today.

Just as I am working to regain goodbye letter to addiction in my life, I am also taking responsibility. I chose to start our relationship, and now I am choosing to end it. I know that saying “goodbye” to you for good will take hard work, but I am doing exactly that. I now know that none of these feelings were genuine and that I was being manipulated throughout our time together. Whenever I felt like you were the key to getting through life, it was nothing more than a lie.

WRITING A LETTER TO YOUR FUTURE SELF

It was a spiral effect that left me damaged. I couldn’t feel happiness unless I was with you, intertwined like the devil. I lost friends, money, and respect.

I know it might not be an easy decision to make, but remember that I will be by your side and there to help you through this. Your health is also being negatively affected by the drugs.