Although it is unnecessary, you may find it helpful to share your letter with others as a part of your recovery. I am hoping this will help give me a final sense of closure, and help support other people who are struggling with substance abuse, just as I once did. I hope this gives them the hope and the motivation they need to finally seek out professional addiction treatment services.

• We work with faith and science-based modalities, such as AA and SMART recovery, to help our patients find long-term sobriety.
• A goodbye addiction letter might be one method to help you on your path.
• Whether you’re a rising alcoholic or a heroin addict, it is difficult to get through the day.
• And the materials are created by a professional writer/editor and licensed teacher.
• I hope this gives them the hope and the motivation they need to finally seek out professional addiction treatment services.

I knew it wouldn’t be good to talk to you. But I couldn’t stop thinking about you.

Don’t mind the grammar

And to do all of this, I need you out of my life. At a medical detox center, I missed you every second of the day. I was sick with withdrawal from you, but I felt your hold weakening. Afterwards, I went to an inpatienttreatment centerwhere I made friends with a bunch of other people whose lives, like mine, you had wrecked. We bonded over and shared stories about what you’d done, what you’d made us do. So, think of it as writing down why you want to break up with alcohol or drugs. And the materials are created by a professional writer/editor and licensed teacher.

I realized they all came as a result of my interactions with you. For me, it was such a love-hate bond we had goodbye letter to addiction under the false pretense that I “needed” you to have fun, be social or to handle my emotions and stress.

Why is it so meaningful to give to Cumberland Heights?

I watched you dig my grave from day one. As the days went by, I stood by and did nothing.

• Waiting to pounce at any given moment…waiting to take hold of our sanity and our serenity, down to a visceral level, when we turn our backs for just one second.
• You brought more pain and suffering and became the neediest relationship I’ve ever had.
• I know that saying “goodbye” to you for good will take hard work, but I am doing exactly that.
• Afterwards, I went to an inpatienttreatment centerwhere I made friends with a bunch of other people whose lives, like mine, you had wrecked.
• At times, I felt that I would never make it without you; I felt physically ill once we were apart.