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What Does It Mean to Be "In Recovery" Anyway?

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By Steve Kandell Verified, Jim Harrison
| thesmallbow.com
Good morning. Today’s feature is written by Steve Kandell, who is confronting a relatable problem — the one where you stop drinking but don’t feel qualified enough to proclaim yourself “in recovery” even though the lifestyle changeover from drinking to no longer drinking is certainly significant enough to result in the similar benefits to those who practice 12-steps or other forms of recovery wherein day-counting is the widely accepted measurable.
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What Does It Mean to Be "In Recovery" Anyway?

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By Steve Kandell Verified, Jim Harrison
| The Small Bow
Good morning. Today’s feature is written by Steve Kandell, who is confronting a relatable problem — the one where you stop drinking but don’t feel qualified enough to proclaim yourself “in recovery” even though the lifestyle changeover from drinking to no longer drinking is certainly significant enough to result in the similar benefits to those who practice 12-steps or other forms of recovery wherein day-counting is the widely accepted measurable.
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The Gritty Reboot of Gen X’s Nuclear Nightmares

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By Steve Kandell Verified
| Vanity Fair Verified
I don’t remember the nightmares exactly, but I remember that after I had them I would walk next door to my parents’ room and stand at the footboard of their bed. It was this raised Formica cabinet, three or four feet off the ground, the kind of thing you probably would have not seen built before or after the first half of the 1980s. I would belly up to it like a bar, ordering a tall glass of please make this stop.
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