NebraskaRecoveryNetwork.org

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THE NEBRASKA RECOVERY NETWORK!

2501 South Street, Suite 208
Lincoln NE 68502
Phone: (402) 477-2372, Toll Free 1 (800) 225-2372
email: nebraskarecovery@prodigy.net

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Get Bill Keck's new book at the Antlers Center:

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Ask Ron or Paige and they will sell you a copy. Bargain priced at 18.95 plus tax!

This needs to be taught in treatment centers and discussed in the Recovery Community. If someone gets a home group and is a sponsor, their chances of being sober 10 years from now are 91 percent. That is the ONLY predictor of long term sobriety.

- Paige Namuth

Wynton Marsalis on Soul:

"When you have the ability to make other people feel better about being alive regardless of their condition."

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