The Ragpicker
The Ragpicker is the EAI Alumni Newsletter. It’s purpose is to share the EAI Alumni Association’s experience, strength and hope with the recovery community of Houston and beyond. The entire publication is written by recovering addicts and alcoholics, usually EAI Alumni or clients, and is distributed at monthly AA Birthday Nights, through e-mail and on Facebook.
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What My Addiction Wants
by Leon B. While attending Extended Aftercare, Inc. and other meetings, centers and fellowships, the idea of what [...]...
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Goodbye To Drugs
by David W. Crack, Alcohol, Marijuana, you use to be my best friends, but now I can’t deal [...]...
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I Am Your Addiction
by Jonathan S. French (contributed by Jerome) I hate meetings. I hate your higher powers. I hate anyone [...]...
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Service Works
by Anthony K. Davis I hope that you have taken advantage of the great opportunities there are in [...]...
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We Have Recovered
Go ahead. Believe in the Disease Model. Believe in recoverING and never completing the solution. Even extoll your beliefs aloud. But please don’t...
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A.A.’s Most Annoying Cliches
by Justin K. (The Fix) Some adages repeated in meetings are really helpful; others, not so much. Sure, [...]...
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A New Foe in the Fight Against Addiction
by Anthony K. Davis Spice is one of the most popular brands of synthetic cannabis, and is also [...]...
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Change
by Leon B. God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to [...]...
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10th Step
by Anonymous I know today what is important in my recovery. At the end of the day, I [...]...
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Sobriety vs. Recovery
by Anthony K. Davis I have always loved a good debate. Because of my lifestyle today, where I [...]...
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Spiritual Experience!
by Anthony K. Davis Chances are that if you have been around the EAI Alumni, you have heard [...]...
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My Experience
by Mike McC. Before coming to EAI I didn’t think it was possible to not only live sober [...]...
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A Gift
by Chris Wesolick When I was a kid, I never played any kind of sports and was into [...]...
