OCT 10 CHP 10 v 14 TWELVE STEPPING WITH STRENGTH IN THE PSALM

THE INSTRUCTIONS - But you have seen , for You (GOD) observe trouble and grief ,To repay by your hand .The helpless commits himself to You ; You are the helper of the fatherless .

(GODS BIG BOOK)

THE KEY - Step 3 Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of God as we understood Him.

THE PROMISE - Ps 46:1-2 God is our refuge and strength, A very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, Even though the earth be removed, And though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea; NKJV (GODS BIG BOOK) By Joseph Dickerson

The Social Interactome is here! Our new research project is examining social networking as a tool in recovery. We need your help! The Virginia Tech Carilion Research Institute was recently awarded a $1.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Heath to study how social media interactions could help people recovering from alcohol, opiate, or stimulant addictions.   Please refer your friends who are in recovery to join IQRR today!

You will be assigned a network of Recovery Buddies (RBs) to interact with during your participation. You will be able to write on their wall, comment on images, and encourage each other along the way!   There will be assessments to complete and live video meetings to attend! You will have access to modules designed to educate you, challenge you, and improve various aspects of your recovery experience.  Sign up today! In addition to helping us advance addiction research, you will be compensated for your time for participating in the Interactome. Help us help others by signing up today!

This study is approved by the Virginia Tech Institutional Review Board. For questions or concerns directed toward the Institutional Review Board, please contact Dr. David M. Moore at (540) 231-4991 or moored@vt.edu. Our mailing address is: interact@vtc.vt.edu unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences

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