A Letter from the CEO

Dear friends,

As we continue our journey towards recovery, I want to remind you that each day is a new opportunity to overcome our challenges and achieve our goals.

At Acceptance Recovery Center, we believe that recovery is possible for everyone, and we are here to provide the support, resources, and encouragement needed to make it happen. Our team of dedicated professionals works tirelessly to help our residents find hope, healing, and a new sense of purpose.

As we enter a new month, I want to encourage you to stay focused on your recovery goals. Remember that every step forward you take in recovery is a step in the right direction, and that each small victory is a cause for celebration.

Whether you are just starting out on your recovery journey or have been on this path for some time, I want you to know that you are not alone. At Acceptance Recovery Center, we are here for you every step of the way, offering support, guidance, and a listening ear whenever you need it.

So let’s continue to move forward together, with courage, determination, and a commitment to our own health and well-being. Remember that recovery is possible, and that every day brings us one step closer to a brighter future.

Sincerely,
Brandy Anderson, Founder and CEO

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Goodbye Letter to Addiction

Dear Addiction,

There is a saying that the hardest thing to do in life is to say goodbye. This includes all relationships, including my relationship with you. We have been through a lot together. This started off with plenty of happy moments, like the last time we experienced getting high. There came a point where I thought I would never have to park with you. I never thought the time would be now. It’s time to say goodbye.

When you first came into my life, I believed that you would help me ease all the pain I was going through. I thought that the trauma experiences would disappear. Thanks to you for the troubles of my present. I believed that the more I poured into you the less I would have to worry about my other problems. For a while, everything seemed fine. We had a great relationship.

Eventually, I realized I was was wrong. You became the hardest relationship I have ever had to experience. You started to take more than you gave, in fact, you stopped giving at all. You took almost everything away from me. You took my job. You took my family. You took my friends. Eventually you took everything from me. You told me that as long as I had you everything in my life would be OK. Oh how I was wrong. It has become clear that everything is not OK. In order for things to get better. I have to let you go.

You have became incredibly cruel. You are a tremendous, liar. There were plenty of times when I believe things started to look up for me. I was crawling away from your evil clutches. It turns out that you are so vindictive as you did everything in your power to pull me right back in.

No matter how hard I tried I couldn’t get away from you. All I wanted to do was make changes in my life that would be for the better. I wanted to become a better person. There was a time I thought I could become a better person with you. Sadly, you are unwilling to share. You have constantly blocked me from doing any of the things I want to do in my life. You have become a nightmare. Because of you I ended up doing things I never in 1 million years thought I was capable of doing. You turned me into what I hated more than anything else. You robbed me of my independence and freedom. You have changed me. This is where I say goodbye. To start my life without you.

Robert H.