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Addiction, Recovery & the Brain: Part 4 The Science of Relapse, Resilience & Hope
When the Brain Trips on Its Way to Healing: A Journey of Resilience and Gratitude I relapsed twice before recovery held. Both times, it felt like grief with homework. It wasn’t loud; it was lonely. I remember the shame, the hollow stomach, the voice whispering, You ruined it. Back then, I thought relapse meant the wiring had failed. Now I know it meant the network was still forming. The brain doesn’t erase progress when you fall; it just takes notes. Each relapse records new
Nangoma Simatele
Oct 27, 20255 min read
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