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djohnson(XLCmember) · 08-16-2008, 10:15 AM

Ohio I never intended my observation of Leeaholism to represent the whole. The addiction levels will obviously vary among members. I think I have made this exceedingly clear. For example the current top of the hierarchy leadership in Anaheim are clearly raging Leeaholics. They are in a daily drunken stupor on Lee. Whereas a puppet local leader in lets say Timbuktu may just be addicted enough to become an LSM pitchman, allow most Lee events to take precedent over his family and have 80% of the books in his house be Lee. So compared to the Leeaholics running the show in Anaheim he's like a 1/2 bottle a day guy compared to 5 bottles a day.

You'll notice - and this forum is a good example of it - how difficult it is for people to come off of Lee. To break the habit and get on the wagon. If there's another Lee addict in their house it makes it especially difficult for one to break away, get clean and stay sober.

Now I know some former Lee addicted parents don't want to admit their addiction and the problems it caused. But admitting the problem is the first step towards recovery. Those who protest the most about admitting it are usually the ones deepest in denial.

08-16-2008, 10:15 AM	#68
djohnson(XLCmember) Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 318	Leeaholism Ohio I never intended my observation of Leeaholism to represent the whole. The addiction levels will obviously vary among members. I think I have made this exceedingly clear. For example the current top of the hierarchy leadership in Anaheim are clearly raging Leeaholics. They are in a daily drunken stupor on Lee. Whereas a puppet local leader in lets say Timbuktu may just be addicted enough to become an LSM pitchman, allow most Lee events to take precedent over his family and have 80% of the books in his house be Lee. So compared to the Leeaholics running the show in Anaheim he's like a 1/2 bottle a day guy compared to 5 bottles a day. You'll notice - and this forum is a good example of it - how difficult it is for people to come off of Lee. To break the habit and get on the wagon. If there's another Lee addict in their house it makes it especially difficult for one to break away, get clean and stay sober. Now I know some former Lee addicted parents don't want to admit their addiction and the problems it caused. But admitting the problem is the first step towards recovery. Those who protest the most about admitting it are usually the ones deepest in denial. __________________ My greatest joy is knowing Jesus Christ!