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Jim G.
Retired from the Army Medical Corp as a former Medical Records investigator for Congressional Inquires and the Senior Instructor to Nursing Education and Staff Development at Evans U.S. Army Hospit...vizualizați mai multeRetired from the Army Medical Corp as a former Medical Records investigator for Congressional Inquires and the Senior Instructor to Nursing Education and Staff Development at Evans U.S. Army Hospital, Ft. Carson, CO.
Raised through a strict Roman Catholic environment to the age of 18 while living with what is now known as ADHD coupled with a congenital hearing loss.
Drafted into the Army in the height of the Vietnam War, but later to become a career combat medic and nurse addicted to Alcohol, Drugs, and Sex. Regardless of the various addiction therapies; Jim's dissorders progressed to contracting the Human Immunodeficiency Virus in 1992. Furthermore, diagnosed as Bi-Polar type II Disorder, he became a member of the Southern Colorado AIDs program, the Depression and Bi-Polar Support alliance, and Alcoholics Anonymous.
After many relapses with closer encounters of death, Jim G. moved to Sin City Las Vegas . It was thear where he had his last relapse and after treatment committed himself to a one year stay with the strictest recovery home of the city.
Through reading the various books pertaining to religion, spirituality, and the investigation of miricles, Jim went back to the religion of his choice and began to practise his faith on a more personal relationship with God.
He is now able to live peacefully within two miles of the Las Vegas strip without having to pick up a drink or drug; and is currently doing volunteer work for a well known psychiatric hospital specializing in behavior rehabilitation and substance abuse recovery.vizualizați mai puține
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The Highlights of William James Towards Spiritual Recovery from Addictions Taken from the "Varieties of Religious Experience": A Most Ideal Reading for Those Experiencing Difficulty with the Spiritual Aspect of the 12 Step Program to the Recovery of Happiness