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Quit Cocaine for Good
Stop Doing Coke Without Rehab - Get Through Cravings and the Comedown, Come Back From a Relapse After Months Clean, and Break the Drinking That Leads to ItBy Imad MuratspahicLength3h 13m
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It was supposed to be a weekend thing. Then it was Thursdays. Then it was the bathroom at a client dinner, a text at 11 p.m. on a Tuesday, and a Sunday that started at 5 a.m. with your jaw clenched, your bag empty and your thumb scrolling a confession forum because there is no obvious place for people like you to ask how to stop. You are not a rehab case, you tell yourself - and you are probably right. But it is scaring you now, and every time you quit, the drinking brings it back. Quit Cocaine for Good: Stop Doing Coke Without Rehab - Get Through Cravings and the Comedown, Come Back From a Relapse After Months Clean, and Break the Drinking That Leads to It is the practical, judgment-free plan for weekend, party and 'functional' cocaine users who want out. It is not a quit-drinking book with the drug swapped, not a memoir of someone else's rock bottom, not a twelve-step text, and not a lecture. It is written for the person who still has the job and the relationship and wants to keep both - and who needs to know honestly when a self-directed quit is enough and when it is time to step up a rung.
Audiobook details
GenreSelf-Help
Length3 hrs 13 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 3, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Quit Cocaine for Good
2Important Notice
3Sunday, 5:40 a.m., Still Awake
4Chapter 1: How a Weekend Thing Spreads
5Chapter 2: Stay Alive First: Chest Pain, Fentanyl, and Never Using Alone
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6Chapter 3: The Comedown: Getting Through the First 72 Hours
7Chapter 4: Why a Craving Feels Like an Emergency, and Isn't
8Chapter 5: Cut the Supply Lines: Dealer, Phone, Cash, and the 11 p.m. Text
9Chapter 6: Drink Leads to Coke: Breaking the Loop
10Chapter 7: Functional on Paper: Work, Money, and the Weekday Line
11Chapter 8: The First 30 Days: What Commonly Happens Week by Week
12Chapter 9: Flat, Bored, and Nothing Feels Good
13Chapter 10: Who You Tell, and Who You Stop Seeing
14Chapter 11: Weddings, Bachelor Weekends, Vegas, and Payday Friday
15Chapter 12: Relapse After Months Clean: The First 24 Hours and the Autopsy
16Chapter 13: Staying Quit: Month Three to Year One and the "Just One Line" Lie
17Sunday Morning, Awake on Purpose
18Quick Reference: Emergency Card, the Plans, Timeline, Glossary, and FAQ