I urgently need help for my beloved friend to quit drinking and smoking. He has an addictive personality and his health is suffering as a result. Please send some healing. xxx
Dear Tika,
Does your friend want help? Is he unhappy with the situation?
Will send healing for the highest good of all, but please remember that it is up to him/his higher self, to accept or reject this healing. If you feel strongly about helping him, maybe discussing the issues with him is a better way to provide help.
Sending help and healing to your friend. Hope he gets over the addictions soon. 🙂
George
Sending reiki healing and light for your friend Tika. Hope he gets the help he needs. There is a lot of help available now for giving up smoking from the NHS.
Luv Binah
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I quit drinking over 20 years ago
I have been clean and sober for over 20 years.
An alcoholics body and mind will go through changes especially in the first 18 months. There are a lot of self-help books and gurus that try to profit from their advise, but it has been shown since 1934 that the most successful treatment has been with AA.
AA has a 75% success rate for those wanting and willing to do what is required of them. AA has also a 5% success rate as to those who show up at the door and come in.
The success rate differs from 75% down to 5% and what separates the men from the boys and the women from the girls. Again Honesty, Open-Mindedness and Willingness separate those that succeed and those who go back to drinking.
As a member,:cool: it is suggested that you go to your doctor and fully explain that you are trying to quit drinking (a process) take his advise on medical treatment, detox if necessary and if possible to take a 28 day treatment. Take your doctors advise on what medicine is need. You should get good advise if you are honest with your doctor about you past drinking habits.
Treatments private and government sponsored may vary, but it is important to address you physical, mental and spiritual. Here it is not a matter of the more you pay that makes it better. You can attend a free government treatment centre and get as good or better attention then going to a private club. It is important that the patient wants to stay sober for their self and not that he/she is being pushed by parents, partners or employers.
AA Discussion Meetings allow for members to bring up problems and symptoms that relate to stopping and continuing to not drink alcohol. What better advise can you get then going to a meeting and asking 20 - 30 people what happened to them and how they got through it.
Alcoholism is a family decease and should be treated as a family to support the Alcoholic. Check out with Al-Anon for the Family >www.al-anon.alateen.org
AA has no dues and supports its self by passing the hat. If you can afford $1 - $2 when the hat comes around it will be appreciated. If you cannot afford it .. come anyway as sometime in the future you maybe able to afford a dollar. Check out our site > www.aa.org
I wish you the best, and I know it works.:)
We will send healing to help your friend.