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What is the success rate for the abuser's recovery given all possible forms of therapy for the particular kind of abuse?
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∙ 12y ago
If there is an addiction there might be a slight chance of getting rid of the addiction and maybe them turning there life around, but all drugs and alcohol does is allow them to do what they want that they know they couldn't do if they were sober, I was abused when I was 9 months pregnant and he didnt drink or drugs, his dad was abusive to his mother, its what he knows and nothing can stop him. don't let a man raise his hand to you twice, people don't change, some might want to but after a while they go back. that's just my experience.
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