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		<title>Comment on Enjoying Life in Recovery by Gini Bowling</title>
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		<description>Shayna,

It&#039;s amazing to read what you have written.  You have really grown.  Having had the pleasure of going through treatment with you at Beit T&#039;Shuvah, and watching you work in an environment that I know challenges your nerves, (doing prevention and speaking publicly) is truly inspiring.  Looking back, I remember experiencing all of those scary things like going to a Dodger game, or going to the movies that today, doesn&#039;t seem so scary. (Yes....the dodgers can be scary when you are early in sobriety) FUN?  I didn&#039;t know what fun was either.  As a matter of fact, at the beginning, when I was forced to have &quot;mandatory fun&quot;, I panicked. I laugh when I think about that now. 

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Shayna,</p>
<p>It&#8217;s amazing to read what you have written.  You have really grown.  Having had the pleasure of going through treatment with you at Beit T&#8217;Shuvah, and watching you work in an environment that I know challenges your nerves, (doing prevention and speaking publicly) is truly inspiring.  Looking back, I remember experiencing all of those scary things like going to a Dodger game, or going to the movies that today, doesn&#8217;t seem so scary. (Yes&#8230;.the dodgers can be scary when you are early in sobriety) FUN?  I didn&#8217;t know what fun was either.  As a matter of fact, at the beginning, when I was forced to have &#8220;mandatory fun&#8221;, I panicked. I laugh when I think about that now. </p>
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