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| comment | | "parent_author":"michaelstobiersk",<br>"parent_permlink":"re-jokerpravis-proper-enabling-20160918t033914844z",<br>"author":"jokerpravis",<br>"permlink":"re-michaelstobiersk-re-jokerpravis-proper-enabling-20160918t034803321z",<br>"title":"",<br>"body":"Yup agreed,<br> you obviously have at least SOME experience with its effects on people. It's a lifelong struggle I think but also depending on how we deal with it. I think the brain will always have a weakness but if recovery is slow,<br> stable,<br> and steady enough I think that the mind can get strong again. One a lifestyle is built away from the addiction culture I think \"relapsing\" becomes a worry of the past (other than keeping on developing the good direction). \n\nIt's CERTAINLY complex thought,<br> and to me that means it requires social cooperation of multiple people,<br> groups,<br> and institutions and also progress from many different angles.",<br>"json_metadata":" \"tags\":[\"addiction\" " |
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