If you have multiple addictions and can come clean all at once, your chances of success appear to be much greater than if you try to deal with your addictions one at a time. So while those first few weeks may be very difficult, you will be much less likely to have to go through it again because you won’t be as prone to relapse.
In my next post, I will look at the effects of long-term marijuana use and quitting smoking.
Read more from Anne:
Smoking and Alcoholism: How to Fight Multiple Addictions, Part I
Preparing to Quit Smoking
How to Quit Smoking: Week 1
How to Quit Smoking: Week 2
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