I have recently turned my addiction over to God through the work of some friends who had gone through it before. Needless to say, the release I now experience is so sweet, compared to the hell I was living before.
Would you put me on your mailing list for ESSAY? I appreciate it.
G.A., Niagara Falls, NY
I appreciate very much the “Another Look at the Mis-Connection” essay. Back when I was trying to deal with my addiction through analytic psychology, I read a lot of the writings of Carl Jung, the Swiss analyst. He said he had never seen a cure that did not have a basis in spiritual experience. For me, the addiction is a form of idolatry, a sort of gimcrack false religion. Turning to my Higher Power is a turning to the truth. Every good wish.
J.A., Seattle, WA
…The SA program has been a life-saver for me, I will always be grateful.…
J.D., Suitland, MD
Having just joined SA on 25 April ’86 and that is still my sobriety date, I am most grateful and hereby wish to thank you and the fellow members and especially our literature for helping me fight lust effectively for the first time in 50 years—Thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, to AA, OA, EA, and last (I hope) SA. Enclosed please find…of gratitude and put me on your mailing list.…
V.D., Glen Burnie, MD
…Your Mis-Connection essay…really hit home for me and helped me to give up my “top plate” (remember that one?). Well, my top plate was another core addiction I had which I have to deal with and withdraw from and all that pain and growth.
M.S., Arnold, MD
