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Relapsing is often a part of
Relapsing is often a part of the process; I don't know anyone who didn't relapse at least once. Personally I relapsed three times before I finally stopped. So what you should do is not beat yourself up over it; it happens. You need to figure out how and why it happened, and you should do that with your outpatient counselor. If you want to beat adderall, you'll tell them about your relapse, because they're the ones who can help you.
Nikki