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Addicted by Age 10 is not just a memoir-it's a mirror for anyone who has ever felt trapped in patterns they couldn't explain. Patrick Dewayne Hall Sr. pulls back the curtain on the hidden addictions that quietly shape our lives from childhood: chaos, overthinking, emotional performance, and the constant craving for stimulation that feels like survival itself.
Raised in environments where silence replaced guidance and pain was passed down like tradition, Patrick found himself addicted-not only to substances, but to every negative cycle that felt familiar. Yet this book is not about blame. It's about blueprint. It's about breaking cycles, building clarity, and reclaiming the life you were meant to live.
Inside these pages, you will discover:
A raw and honest account of addiction beyond substances Practical tools like breathwork, meditation, and movement for healing A daily rhythm designed for mental sobriety and emotional clarity Reflections that challenge, confront, and inspire transformation A legacy of hope and freedom for anyone ready to break the loop
Whether you are a recovering addict or awakening to patterns that control you, this book meets you where you are and walks with you toward who you are becoming.
You weren't born addicted. You were shaped by it. Now it's time to reshape yourself.
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