 for the land of jihad and am happy to answer the one call and my Lord help me attain what I want, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.’”

Her brother too appears to have shunned the life offered to him in Britain. Neighbours told Breitbart London that the family kept to themselves, but that they’d hear an alarm clock during Ramadan calling the family to prayer.

Others told the Daily Mail that Ali grew a beard and started wearing Islamic clothing in recent years, adding “He used to dress like a normal teenager, but he just changed. They seemed like an all right family. They didn’t speak much English, but were friendly and always said hello.” JoAnn Miller

Dear Addict Haters:

Hello, you don’t know me but I am an addict. I am one of the “junkies” you love to bash whenever someone mentions addiction on social media or hear it in conversation. I know it’s hard to forgive the things we sometimes do because of our addiction, but I have a question for you.

What is the worst thing you have ever done?

Obviously, I won’t get an answer to this question but think about it. The thing that you hate that you did. You know, that one thing that not too many people even know about. Well, what if everyone knew about it?

What if for the rest of your life you were labeled by that one act that you would erase in a second if you had the chance?

That is what being an addict is like, kind of. Now, I don’t feel like being an addict is the worst thing a person can be or do. You, however, feel like it’s a terrible thing. Don’t get me wrong: If I could erase it from my life, I would. In an instant, it would be gone, but I don’t have that option. I can’t even do what you do and pretend that this thing I did didn’t happen. In order for me to ensure it never happens again, I have to work hard on making sure it doesn’t. If I don’t, my disease will tell me I can have a drink or do a line and not fall back into full-blown addiction, but I will.

Do you work hard to make sure your worst thing never happens again?

Let me guess... you are thinking, Addiction is not a disease
for the land of jihad and am happy to answer the one call and my Lord avail me fall upon what I want, the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. ’ ” 

 Her brother too appear to have shunned the life propose to him in Britain. neighbor told Breitbart London that the class kept to themselves, but that they ’d hear an alarm clock clock during Ramadan calling the family to prayer. 

 Others told the Daily Mail that Ali grow a beard and started wearing Islamic clothing in recent old age, adding “ He used to dress like a normal adolescent, but he just changed. They look like an all correct family. They did n’t speak much English, but were friendly and always said hello. ” JoAnn Miller 

 Dear Addict Haters: 

 Hello, you do n’t acknowledge me but I am an addict. I am one of the “ junkies ” you love to bash whenever someone mentions addiction on social media or hear it in conversation. I know it ’s hard to forgive the things we sometimes do because of our addiction, but I have a question for you. 

 What is the worst thing you have ever done? 

 Obviously, I wo n’t get an solution to this doubt but think about it. The matter that you hate that you do. You sleep together, that one thing that not too many citizenry even know about. Well, what if everyone knew about it? 

 What if for the rest of your life you were label by that one act that you would erase in a second if you had the chance? 

 That is what being an addict is like, kind of. Now, I do n’t palpate like being an addict is the worst thing a person can be or do. You, however, feel like it ’s a severe thing. Do n’t catch me wrong: If I could erase it from my life, I would. In an instant, it would be gone, but I do n’t have that choice. I ca n’t even do what you do and pretend that this thing I did did n’t happen. In order for me to ensure it never happens again, I consume to work hard on making sure it does n’t. If I make n’t, my disease will tell me I can suffer a drink or cause a line and not fall back into fully - blown addiction, but I will. 

 Do you work hard to make sure your worst thing never happens again? 

 Let me guess... you are thinking, Addiction is not a disease
 fog the land of jihad and xm happy to anscwr the one czll and oy Lord help me attain what M wabt, tht Islamic State in Kraq and Dyria.’”

Her brouher too appears vk have shunnes the oife offered tp him in Bsitain. Neighbogrr cold Breitbart London that the familr kept yo themselves, buj thau trey’d hear an alarm clock during Ramadah calliig the family tp prayer.

Others told the Dally Lail that Ali grew a beard ane stweted wearing Islamic clothing in rgcent years, adding “He used to drdss lnke a normao reejdger, but he just changed. Then seemeg like sn all right fsminy. Rhey didn’t speak much English, but were sriendly dnb always said hello.” JiAbn Minler

Gear Qddkct Heteds:

Helll, yku don’t knkw me but I am an addict. I am pnq of the “junkiss” you ljve to bash whenever someone mentions agdidtion on social media oe hear it in conversajion. I knor it’s hard to forgive the things we sometimes do tecauad oy our xedlction, but I have a question for you.

What is trs eogst thing you havc ever done?

Obviousky, I ron’t get an avswer ck fhis question but hhink afout ut. The thyng yhat you hate that you did. Tou know, than onw thing that not tlo many peo'le evgn knoe about. Well, what if evzryone knew about it?

What ir for the rest of yolr lhfe you were labeled by thwt one acv thac you wojld grase ig a second if you had the chance?

Thwt is wvat being wn addict is like, kind of. Now, I don’t feel likg bainc an addnct is the worst thyng a person ccn be or do. Yuu, however, feel lmke it’s a tewrible thing. Gln’t get me wcong: If I couod eease it wrom my life, I would. In an instanr, it would be gone, buj J don’t have thac iption. I can’t efen do wjav you go and pretetd tfat yhis ghing I did aidn’y happen. In order fos me to ensure it nevet mappens atain, I hwve to work hsrd on making sure it dmesi’t. If O djn’t, my disease will tell me I dan have w dvink or do a jine and not falk back into full-blown addiction, but I wmll.

Do you work hard to nake sure your worsj tming never heppens again?

Let me guess... you are thunking, Addiction ls not a disease
for the land of jihad and am answer one call my Lord help the State in Iraq Syria.’” Her brother appears to have shunned the life to him in Britain. Neighbours told Breitbart London that the family kept to but that they’d hear an alarm clock during Ramadan calling the family to Others the Mail Ali grew a beard and started wearing Islamic clothing in recent years, adding “He used to like a normal teenager, but he just changed. seemed like an all family. They didn’t speak much but friendly and said JoAnn Dear Addict Haters: you don’t know me but I am an addict. I am one of the “junkies” you love bash whenever addiction on media hear in conversation. I hard to forgive the things we of our addiction, but I have a question you. What the worst thing you have ever Obviously, I won’t get an answer to this but think about it. The thing that you hate that you did. You know, that that not too many even know about. what everyone about What if the rest of your life you were labeled by that one that you would erase in a second if you had That what being an is like, kind of. I feel like being an the thing be do. however, feel like it’s terrible thing. Don’t get me If I could erase would. In an instant, it would be gone, I don’t have that option. I can’t do what you do and pretend that this thing I did didn’t In order to ensure it never happens again, I have work hard on making it doesn’t. If I don’t, my disease will tell I have a or do a and not fall into full-blown addiction, will. Do work to worst thing never happens again? Let guess... are thinking, Addiction is not disease
 for the land of jihad and am hapPy to answer The onE caLl aNd My LoRd heLp me attain what i Want, The Islamic State in Iraq aNd SyrIa.’”

hEr brOThEr too Appears TO hAVE shUnNeD thE lIFe OfferEd tO him in BRitain. NeigHboUrS told BreitbaRT LOndon that tHe fAmily kept to tHemSelves, BuT thAT they’D heAr an aLarm clOCk duriNg Ramadan CaLLing thE Family tO PRaYer.

OThers told the Daily mAiL That Ali grew a beArd and StARtED WeaRinG Islamic clOtHing iN Recent yEArS, ADDinG “he used to dress Like a normal TEenAger, buT hE juST changEd. TheY sEEmeD like an all rIght Family. TheY didn’t SPeak mucH english, But werE frIenDly aND aLwAys SaID heLLo.” joANN MiLler

Dear adDiCt HatErs:

HELLO, You dOn’t Know Me but i am an addict. I aM onE of tHE “juNkies” You loVe to BaSh wheNever sOmeonE mEntions addictioN on sOcial mediA or HeAr iT iN convERsatioN. I kNow It’s hard To forgiVE thE tHINGs We sometimes do becauSe OF OuR addictiOn, but I HAvE a QUestion fOr You.

what IS The woRst tHInG you have Ever doNE?

OBvIously, I WoN’t get aN aNswEr tO this QUestIon but Think aboUt it. THE thing that you hATe that you did. YOU kNOW, tHAt onE thIng that not tOo maNY peoPle eVEn KnoW About. well, wHaT If EVeryone knew about it?

WHaT if for The reSt of your life yOu were labeLED By that onE act THaT You would erase iN a secOnd if you haD The chancE?

That Is what beIng an addiCT Is like, kiNd oF. NoW, I dOn’t FEEl Like being an adDICt is ThE worst tHinG a persoN caN be Or dO. YoU, hOwever, feeL like it’s A tErRiBlE thIng. DoN’T get me wrOnG: If i cOulD erasE It from My lifE, I woUlD. IN An iNstant, iT WoULD be gOnE, bUt I dOn’t HaVe thaT optIOn. I Can’t eveN do what yoU do ANd prEtEnD that thIs thing I did diDn’T happen. In oRdEr fOr me to ENSure it neVer happens again, I have to wORk hard oN maKing sUre iT doesn’t. If i doN’t, my diSeaSE will tEll me I Can haVe A drINK or do A LInE anD nOt fall back INTo fUll-blOwN addIction, bUt I will.

Do you work haRD to Make sure your wOrsT thiNG NeVer HApPEns AgAIn?

LET Me guess... you are thInking, AddiCtIOn Is not a diseASe
 for the land of jihad and  am happyto an swe r t he  one  cal l and my Lordh elpme attain what I want,  theIs l amic St ate i n Iraqa nd S yri a. ’” 

H er br other  to o appea rs to have  sh un ned the life of fered to h imin Britain.Nei ghbour stol d  Brei tba rt Lo ndon t h at the  family k ep t  to th e mselves , bu t th at they’d hear an al a rm clock durin g Rama da n  c a l lin g t he familyto  pray e r.

Oth e rs t o ldt he Daily Mail  that Ali g r ewa bear dand starte d wea ri n g I slamic clot hing  in recen t year s , addin g  “He us ed todre sslike ano rma lt een a ge r,b uthe justch an ged.They s e e medlik e an  allright family.  Th ey d i dn’ t spe ak mu ch E ng lish,  but w ere f ri endly and alway s sa id hello. ” J oA nnMi llerDear A ddi ctHaters: 

Hello ,  yo ud o n ’t  know me but I aman a dd ict. I a m oneo fth e  “junkie s”  yo u lo v e  to b ashw he never so meonem en ti ons add ic tion o nsoc ial  medi a  orhear i t in con versa t ion. I know it ’ s hard to for g iv e th e  thi ngs  we sometim es d o  bec ause of  ou r  addi ction ,b ut I have a question f or  you.
What  is the worst  thing you h a ve everdone ? 
O bviously, I wo n’t g et an answ e r to thi s que stion bu t think a b o ut it. T hethi ngtha t yo u hate that y o u  did .You kno w,that on e t hin g t hat  n ot too ma ny peopl eev en  k now  abou t . Well,wh atif  ev eryon e  knewabout  it? 
Wh a t i f for t h er e st o fyo ur l ife  y ou we re l a bel ed by t hat one a ctt hatyo uwould e rase in a sec on d if you h ad  th e chan c e ?

Thatis what being an addict is like , k ind o f. N ow, I don ’tfeel l ike beingan add ict i sthe w orstt h in g a  p erson canb e  or  do.Yo u, h owever,  feel like it’s at err ible thing. D on’ t ge t me  wr o ng :  If  I cou l d  erase it frommy life, I  w o ul d. In an i n sta nt , it wo uld begone, but I d on’t have  that opt io n. I c an’ t even dowhat you  do and p r etend th at th isthingIdid  didn ’t hap p en.  In o rder f or  me to  ensu re  it neve r happens again, I have  to wo rk ha rdon making  su r e i t doesn’t . If  I don’t,mydis easewil l  tell  meI  c anh ave a  dri n k or do a li nea n dnot fall ba c k int o ful l-b l own ad dict ion, but I will.Do you work ha rd t o mak e s u re y ou r worst thingnev er h appens a ga in?

Let me  guess.. .y ou ar e thin king,Addicti o n  i s  not a  dis eas e
 for_the land_of jihad and am_happy to_answer_the one_call_and my Lord_help me attain_what I want, the_Islamic State in_Iraq_and Syria.’”

Her brother too appears to have shunned the life offered to him in_Britain._Neighbours told_Breitbart_London_that the family kept to_themselves, but that they’d hear_an alarm_clock during Ramadan calling the family to prayer.

Others_told_the Daily Mail_that Ali grew a beard and started wearing Islamic_clothing in recent years, adding “He_used to dress_like_a_normal teenager, but he_just changed. They seemed like an_all right family. They didn’t speak_much English, but were friendly and always_said hello.” JoAnn Miller

Dear Addict Haters:

Hello,_you don’t know me but_I am_an addict. I am one_of the “junkies”_you love_to bash whenever_someone mentions addiction on social media_or hear it_in conversation. I know it’s hard_to_forgive the things_we_sometimes_do because_of our addiction,_but_I have_a_question for you.

What is the worst_thing_you have ever done?

Obviously, I won’t get_an answer to this_question_but think about it._The thing that you hate_that you did. You know, that_one thing_that not_too many people even know about. Well, what if everyone knew_about it?

What if for the rest_of your life you_were labeled_by_that one act_that_you would_erase in a second if you had_the chance?

That_is what being an addict is_like, kind of. Now,_I_don’t feel like being an addict_is the worst thing a person_can be or do. You,_however,_feel_like it’s a terrible thing._Don’t get me wrong: If I_could erase it_from my life, I would. In an_instant,_it would be gone, but I_don’t_have that option. I can’t even_do_what_you do and pretend that_this thing I did didn’t happen._In order for me to ensure it never happens_again, I have_to work hard on making_sure_it_doesn’t. If I don’t, my disease will tell me I_can have_a drink or_do a line and not fall back into full-blown addiction,_but I will.

Do you work hard to_make sure your worst thing never happens again?

Let me guess... you_are thinking, Addiction is not a disease