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and a basic text chapter seven recovery in relapse many people think that recovery is simply a matter of not using drugs they consider a relapse a sign of complete failure and long periods of abstinence a sign of complete success we in the recovery program of Narcotics Anonymous have found that this perception is too simplistic after a member has had some involvement in our fellowship at relapse maybe the jarring experience that brings about a more rigorous application of the program by the same token we have observed some members who remain abstinent for long periods of time whose dishonesty in self-deceit still prevent them from enjoying complete recovery and acceptance within society complete and continuous abstinence however inclusive Association an identification with others and NA groups is still the best round for growth all thorough all addicts are basically the same in kind we do as individuals differ in degree of sickness and rate of recovery there may be times when a relapse lays the groundwork for complete freedom at other times that freedom can only be achieved by grim and obstinate willfulness to hang on to abstinence come hell or high water until a crisis passes an addict who by any means can lose even for a time the need or desire to use and has free choice over impulsive thinking in compulsive action has reached a turning point that may be the decisive factor in his recovery the feeling of true independence and freedom hangs here at times and the balance to step out alone and run our own lives again draws us yet we mean we seem to know that what we have is from dependence on the higher power then ourselves and from giving and from giving and from the giving and receiving of help from others in acts of empathy many times in our recovery the old Bugaboo Diesel's the antis life may again become meaningless monotonous and boring we may tire mentally in repeating our new ideas and tire physically in our new activities yet we know that if we fail to repeat them we will surely take up our old practices we suspect that if we do not use what we have we will lose what we have these times are often the periods of our greatest growth our minds and bodies seem tired of it all yet the dynamic forces of change or true conversion deep within may be working to give us the answers that alter our inner motivations and change our lives recovery is experienced through our 12 steps is our goal not mere physical abstinence to improve ourselves takes effort and since there is no way in the world to graft a new idea on a closed mind an opening must be made somehow since we can only do this for ourselves we need to recognize two of our seemingly inherent enemies apathy and procrastination our resistance to change seems built-in and only a nuclear blast...