Addiction Never Goes Away

One key part of trauma is pain that never goes away. This means addiction to possibly many things. We have lots of health problems. But we're not a label. We try to do the best we can to face these head on.

Use tangible things around you. We don't want to have a dissociative relapse and not know where we are. If you let your guard down, the pain is too much and sadly many kill themselves. We won't. But that awareness is always there.

Stay well.


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