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Recovery, one journal entry at a time


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William Cope Moyers found writing about his own addiction helped in his recovery. Now, in a new book, he offers more concrete ways to guide others struggling with drug or alcohol addiction toward health.

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  • William Cope Moyers: Executive director of the Hazelden Center for Public Advocacy. His latest book is "A New Day, A New Life." He's also the author of "Broken," an account of his own addiction and recovery.

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