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December 4th 07, 04:36 AM
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An Unexpected Finding Among Commercial Pilots
Wolfgang Schwanke writes:
There's no choice, addicts are not in control. There was a point in time when they lost control, but that was in the past and they didn't know it then. A person who can at will stop using the drug is not an addict by definition. The first step in overcoming addiction is reasserting control. Addicts who claim that they have no control over their addictions remain addicts for life (often a short life). 
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