My name is Bhupesh Joshi and I have been in active addiction since I was 16 I started using drugs not from family problems or other I started it because I liked it and my addiction was the first thing that came to my mind when I woke up every morning until the day I realized I’m spiritually broken.
Time passed and one of my friends told me about open rehabs and that time I was so tired of my using that I got admitted to open rehab and after 2-3 weeks all I thought about was my using and I ran from that rehab after some time I was completely into drugs and alcohol and the thought of quitting my addiction came almost every day but every time I try to quit I find myself broken and powerless in front of my addiction. In between my addiction, I started a hotel but after some time I found myself broken and unable to run a business that time so I again got admitted to open rehab the same thing happened again and after that, my life was in and out of rehab giving break each time and doing my addiction again and in meantime, I got married and for some time I was living a sober life but not for long after that my parents took the action they were worried about my life and they admitted me to NuLifeLineCare Nulifelinecare.org offers a renowned “Nasha Mukti Kendra” (de-addiction center) in Dehradun and I took 6-month treatment and I stayed 2 months in voluntary staff when I was in treatment.
From the moment I entered the NuLifeLineCare facility, I was greeted with compassion, understanding, and a commitment to helping me reclaim control of my life. The staff, composed of dedicated professionals, played a pivotal role in creating a supportive and non-judgmental environment that fostered my recovery. The group therapy sessions, where I shared my experiences with fellow individuals on their recovery journeys, fostered a sense of community and solidarity. It was reassuring to know that I was not alone in my struggles and that we were all working towards a common goal of sobriety.
There are a couple of different ways that obsession happens some obsessions are just unwanted through my counselor’s guidance I realized it’s not my body that needs drugs it is my mind after realizing my road to recovery has been long and difficult but in the end rewarding. Today I am sober and my mind and body are recovering and evolving.
I’ve been going pretty regularly for the past 8 years to NuLifeLineCare to meet people who have drinking problems or other addictions and I describe my experience and what happened to me with my recovery I say to them like I say to my sponsors.
I get a lot of contentment from helping other people companionship because of that I have had freedom from my addiction for the last 8 years. I found freedom by surrendering, taking the steps through a big book clearing the path for my relationship with god, and reclaiming a part of me that was missing while I was drinking
