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Step Four - Part II

By Yisrael Pinson

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Yisrael Pinson
Rabbi Yisrael Pinson is the Director of the Daniel B. Sobel Friendship House in West Bloomfield, MI. Since joining the Friendship House he has helped create a local Jewish Recovery Community where recovering addicts are helped through support, guidance, friendship and community. Rabbi Yisrael facilitates Jewish Recovery meetings, where recovering addicts from all 12-step programs meet and share regularly. He also teaches classes on Judaism & Recovery.

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Rabbi Yisrael Pinson is the Director of the Daniel B. Sobel Friendship House in West Bloomfield, MI. Since joining the Friendship House he has helped create a local Jewish Recovery Community where recovering addicts are helped through support, guidance, friendship and community.

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Posted: Nov 2, 2009

four step 4 part 2

First, I want to thank you. I had done two steps fours.
The first I did not understand very well what I was doing and the last one I was willing to clear the layers as many as I could to feel better.
I had been in OA for 16 years. As you say the step need to be done as honest as we need too in order to get better.
I been getting better little by little with Hashem next to me and accepting the challenges with Simcha instead to allow them to destroy me by the character defects
thanks

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