Drug Rehab and Daytimers
October 19th, 2006 by Terry Keith
After drug and alcohol rehab, a simple daytimer may be one of the most valuable weapons available to remain sober. The simple yet powerful act of carefully planning out at least a weeks activities in advance is extremely valuable on many fronts. It becomes very very easy to see how much quality activity has been preplanned. Days with nothing scheduled can be veiwed as warning signs.
It also allows you to plan around a theme each week. Something you either want to improve on or need to improve on. While in an alcohol and drug rehab program, many ideas and skills were presented. By using a simple daytimer you can work on implementing one of these throughly and carefully each week.
After you leave a drug rehab it becomes harder to see day to day improvement in your life. By glancing back thorough a daytimer every once in a while, it is readily apparent the changes that have been made. At the same time any areas that you want to work on even harder may surface. Most daytimers are less than 20 bucks, money in this case that is very well spent
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December 24th, 2007 at 10:19 am
Debra…
…The scientists and specialists cannot easily explain such results, and often disagree on how it happens……