From the son of a close friend living halfway around the world -
“Dan...I have just spent the last 4 hours crying, laughing
and totally engrossed in your amazing book. Why I didn’t read it long ago, I
will never know. Every word had me captivated to the end.
I am 7 days sober as I write this and have not felt as clear
headed or more willing and ready to embrace the 3 steps than I am right now. I
want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your words and inspiration,
as I am going to read it again very soon.”
A mom forwarded this one on behalf of her son, who is serving a jail sentence -
“Hi! Just saw the son and he says you are one smart cookie!
(My term, not his). He is in agreement with your writing and said the book is
really well done. He is being transferred to the next leg of his journey and
authorized me to pick up his meager belongings tonight as I left - says to tell
you hi and that he is very grateful, in agreement with so much of what you
write. I look forward to reading your book, which I brought home with me.”
Through a Facebook friend, who passed the book along to a close friend that has been struggling with alcoholism for many years -
“My friend has read your book he really liked it and he has
started using the 3 Step method. He did mention that he never liked going to AA
meetings because it was always the same people bragging about their drunks or
highs.
He has seven days sober.
YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!”
A woman living in Europe that had been addicted to drugs for 26 years -
"The last time I cried over a book, a mother had lost her children, and now I’m crying over this one. Not because I feel sorry for anyone, but because of the love that speaks to me and puts things in perspective. I knew the answer all along and, then again, I didn’t. I know now that it is all up to me – that there is no one else to blame and yesterday I started meditating with a grateful heart. I feel connected to a higher power that is there for me. I really want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your book. It arrived three days ago – on the day that I most needed it. I will get back to you when I am not so overwhelmed and, perhaps, can give some better feedback. Right now I am just so filled with love and truth. Thank you, Dan. All my love to you and your family.”
From a recovering addict who runs one of the largest recovery groups on Facebook -
“Well, I have read the 3 Steps To Recovery book...I was very
skeptical before reading it, but I believe my friend has nailed it down, for
lack of a better term. The 3
Steps Dan wrote about has simplified AA’s clear cut directions it takes so many
of us years to find...and AA DOES STATE THEY DO NOT CORNER THE MARKET OF
RECOVERY...WELL, THEY JUST MAY HAVE SOME REAL COMPETITION FROM THE NEW KID ON
THE BLOCK...CONGRATULATIONS, DAN!”
I believe in the 3 Steps approach with all my heart and soul. When I sat down to write 3 Steps To Recovery, my gut feeling was that the book could, and would, help to save lives, just as the 3 Steps had done for me. Knowing it's doing just that touches me in ways that cannot be put into words. Thank you, everyone, for the kind comments, positive feedback and wonderful support you've shared with me and others.
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Dan, in reading your book, what I took away from your very open and honest story is that in a world where we are looking for information at warp speed, your condensing the 12 steps into 3 groups offers encouragement right up front that the journey is not impossible.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Jole. While life can be complicated, and addiction certainly is complicated, recovery doesn't have to be. In fact, the simpler we make it, the better.
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