Thom MacIntyre
Living in West Mifflin, PA
Total page views: 4,226
Published Content: 13
Fans: 8
On AC since: 06.06.09
Bio:
A hitch in the Army paid for college & then I had it all, including a habit. Trying to secretly kick it on my own was a disaster. I lost everything including my freedom. With a firm program and a healthy amount of clean time, trying to make amends, build a life, and help you get clean! That helps me STAY clean! Long-time MCSE. PROUD member of the KISS Army since 1976.
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A hitch in the Army paid for college & then I had it all, including a habit. Trying to secretly kick it on my own was a disaster. I lost everything including my freedom. With a firm program and a healthy amount of clean time, trying to make amends, build a life, and help you get clean! That helps me STAY clean! Long-time MCSE. PROUD member of the KISS Army since 1976.
Education/Experience:
MCSE, A.S. Info Science, A.A. Bus. Management, Systems Administrator, IS Manager
MCSE, A.S. Info Science, A.A. Bus. Management, Systems Administrator, IS Manager
Interests:
Recovery, dual diagnosis, NA, AA, 101st Airborne, Recondo, The Infantry in history, Caylee Anthony's murder, ancient Rome and Greece, all things Scottish, and alienating people
Recovery, dual diagnosis, NA, AA, 101st Airborne, Recondo, The Infantry in history, Caylee Anthony's murder, ancient Rome and Greece, all things Scottish, and alienating people
Motto:
Per Ardua Insquequo Sol Solis Dies
Per Ardua Insquequo Sol Solis Dies
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I have tried to address the needs of people getting and staying clean who need, for whatever reasons, to keep their recovery undisclosed. That does not change the fact that you can't work the steps alone.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 1/29/2010
As addicts in recovery we know that any day withou using drugs is a miracle to be cherished. This should not make us lose track of the other miracles we live each day.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 11/19/2009
If someone you love went to the summit to protest, here is all the information you will need if they go to the county lock up
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 9/25/2009
American society has come a long way. Still, mental health issues have many labels attached to it. Many are unkind and not true. Addicts in recovery must ask themselves if they were self-medicating a mental illness.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 8/31/2009
Experienced campers magically turn themselves into greenhorns with the aid of some mushrooms. A little more magic may be needed to get them through the night.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 8/11/2009
Now that the United States has become a leader in locking its population up, so many people are asking why the cycle continues.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 8/10/2009
So you never took care of that problem and now there is a warrant. What happens after you turn yourself in?
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 7/17/2009
A young man decides he does not want to live anymore. Although much loved, he leaves this world.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 6/30/2009
With a few of his historical novels under your belt, classical Greece and Rome will come alive for you.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 6/25/2009
Staying off drugs takes more than just not using. Guilt has to be put to rest and we need to acknowledge God. One way or another we have to pray or our struggles can overwhelm us.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 6/25/2009
Here are some terms and phrases unique to the recovery community.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 6/24/2009
Getting over withdrawal from heroin is a big accomplishment. Now comes the tough but rewarding part. How do we deal with our primary life motivator being abruptly ended?
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 6/18/2009
After a 22-year fight with drugs, I have 5 years clean. Just like marriage and the military, the first year is the toughest.
By Thom MacIntyre | Published 6/11/2009
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