Mental Illness

JBKlyde · 02-26-2012, 07:13 PM

I think the biggest part of recovery is admitting you have a problem. Once you accept that you are mentally ill you sort of take you meds and submit to the doctors. Could you imagine someone with cancer saying.. "I'm not sick". Alcoholism is a disease in an of it self. I don't have a problem with it so I don't know. I've been to a few AA meetings for weed but I'm not an addict. My advice get help asap, the longer you go untreated the harder it is to recover.

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02-26-2012, 07:13 PM	#11
JBKlyde Banned Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Encrypted Into an AmpitheaterWall Posts: 1,722	I think the biggest part of recovery is admitting you have a problem. Once you accept that you are mentally ill you sort of take you meds and submit to the doctors. Could you imagine someone with cancer saying.. "I'm not sick". Alcoholism is a disease in an of it self. I don't have a problem with it so I don't know. I've been to a few AA meetings for weed but I'm not an addict. My advice get help asap, the longer you go untreated the harder it is to recover.

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