DT back to family, friends and blogging

Congratulations to Dinosaur Trader who recently graduated from a one month stay at Promises Rehab.

The professional trader quietly showed off his bracelet, which he wears on his ankle – in a picture with his family that he sent to only close friends on the web. DT is just looking forward to getting his life back to normal and wanted to personally thank everyone who supported him over the last few weeks, with a special thanks to Ainkurn who kept the virtual office alive in his absence. In a rare show of emotion DT emailed his closest friends the following: “I really appreciate the work he did in my absence, my employer has been unbelievable in all of this and getting my life, my family and my little blog site back is a blessing. God, family, all of my great friends at work and the virtual office, all granted me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. And I can’t tell you how much you all meant to me over the last few weeks, I love you all.” On his MySpace page he blogged, “I’m doing great and looking forward to getting back to my life and even blogging again. I’m working hard on this and couldn’t do it without the support and love of my family and friends.”

Hope you aren’t too upset for sharing DT, I know how private you are about your personal life, I just had to share you have been a true inspiration to me and it means a great deal to me to have you back with us again, and for you to consider me part of your circle.

For those of you who don’t know DT by his real name (which I am keeping private out of respect for him and his lovely family.) I still can’t forget the time you, your lovely wife and daughter, me and my mother all went out to eat at the Red Lobster last year. That was a great trip and holding on to good memories like that’s what it’s all about.

DT’s best friend, the Fly, emailed close friends and family: “On Monday, March 31st, DT successfully completed his 30 days of residential and extended care treatment at Promises. he has transitioned to an intensive outpatient program, which includes attendance at daily AA meetings, outpatient thisapy and daily testing.

The first warning signs were innocent enough but addiction is a daily battle and all of us to care about you knew when we saw this were all troubled.

We’re all praying for you and hope we never see this again you.

We all love and are praying for you DT.