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Complete, First published Jan 16, 2020
This is a letter that I wrote to heroin as an assignment from my therapist while I was in rehab back in 2017.  I still read over this letter as a tool to remind me of where I came from and why I do what I do today in recovery.  I have several editions to this letter as I grow spiritually and emotionally I will add a few more things that I want to say to heroin.  I have found this a useful tool in recovery.  I strongly suggest anyone who is in recovery to write a letter to their drug of choice, or all drugs A-Z.

God Bless You and I hope and pray this letter may bring someone a little hope.
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