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Easing the ache

Rooted in the 12-step recovery program, this groundbreaking and heartfelt book especially for gay men addresses recovery from addictions to alcohol, sex, food, and more. David Crawford draws on his own experiences and those of many other men from across the country as he examines the issues that are particulalry pressing for recovering gay men

Audience
adult
Length
short · 190 pages

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