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		By: Jay Quine, Houston Texas		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Find Places of Healing. Discover people, things, and places that nourish your soul, bring you back to center, help you heal. Life is not an endurance contest. Not anymore. We are not in a race to see how long we can go without, how much we can go without, how much pain we can stay in. Although sometimes we go through dry spells and droughts, we are not cactuses. There is a place in each of us that wants to heal, that can heal, that will heal. (M.Beattie in &quot;The Language of Recovery&quot;, Blue Mountain Press, 2000)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Find Places of Healing. Discover people, things, and places that nourish your soul, bring you back to center, help you heal. Life is not an endurance contest. Not anymore. We are not in a race to see how long we can go without, how much we can go without, how much pain we can stay in. Although sometimes we go through dry spells and droughts, we are not cactuses. There is a place in each of us that wants to heal, that can heal, that will heal. (M.Beattie in &#8220;The Language of Recovery&#8221;, Blue Mountain Press, 2000)</p>
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		By: From Despair to Hope — Finding Christ’s power through the 12 steps &#124; Hope and Healing &#8211; Pornography Addiction Education and Recovery		</title>
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