ADDICTIONS

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ADDICTION FAST FACTS

By Synthia Esther

Addiction is an escalating uncontrollable need and desire, which causes a neurobiological long lasting chemical change within the brain.

Addicts make excuses for their destructive and irrational behavior because they don't want to give up their addiction, nor the coping mechanism it provides. 

Addicts will remain in denial concerning their addiction problems until their behavior causes them to bottom out.  They have to literally come to their wits end.

To “enable” an addict to continue their destructive habits of behavior is to ensure their untimely demise spiritually, emotionally, and most often physically.

Temptation comes through the door an addict deliberately leaves open.  You can show an addict the way towards spiritual, emotional, and physical health and healing, but it is he/she alone who must choose to walk the spiritual journey.

God provides the healing power to transform the addicts irrational mind into a sound mind and body.   As the addict begins by taking the first step toward God (faith without works is dead), the life altering sacred journey home begins.

CO- DEPENDENCY ADDICTION FAST FACTS

You can't change what you tolerate.

If you don't want to be walked over, don't lay down and become a door mat.

You cannot change a persons behavior – the only person you can change is yourself.

God the Father is the only one who can control a person and even He chose not to.  He created humanity with a heart and mind to make their own free will choices in life. 

Tough love is one of the greatest self-sacrificing gifts a person can give an addict in the cycling pattern of obsessive-compulsive addiction.

God's promises are bigger than “all” of your problems.  He can make a way where there is none. 

SURVEY  QUESTION

What type's of addiction are you struggling with? (You can check more than one)

Sex/Pornography
Alcohol
Drugs
Food
Gambling
Gaming
Co-dependency
Approval/work/cults
Other:

    INSPIRATIONAL, INSIGHTFUL READING BY SYNTHIA ESTHER

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