*Abigail Cooper sat in her living room on Seavey Island, Maine, staring at the television screen in disbelief. As the news anchor reported on Trump's prediction of a '10% chance' that CNN would be fair to him during the presidential debate, a wave of unexpected emotions washed over her.

The mention of fairness and impartiality struck a chord deep within Abigail, reminding her of the unfair treatment she had endured during her battles with addiction. She had always felt judged and misunderstood, even by those closest to her.

Abigail's partner, *James, noticed the distress on her face and immediately embraced her. They had both struggled with substance abuse, and the news report had triggered painful memories of their past.

That evening, as they sat together in contemplative silence, Abigail remembered the Stepping Into Action program she had come across online. It was a comprehensive approach to overcoming addiction and rebuilding one's life. Without any local support groups or resources available on the island, this online program seemed like a beacon of hope.

They decided to enroll, committing themselves to the program's principles and practices. Slowly, through the guidance of the program and each other's support, they began to heal.

'We may not have a 10% chance of fairness from the media,' Abigail remarked one day, 'but we have a 100% chance of finding our way back if we stick to this path.'

While some experts lauded the program's holistic approach, others were skeptical, citing the need for in-person support and professional guidance. However, Abigail and James found solace in the program's teachings, which resonated deeply with their experiences.

On the contrary, critics argued that online programs lacked the personal touch and accountability necessary for lasting recovery. They emphasized the importance of face-to-face interactions and the support of a local community.

Regardless of the differing opinions, Abigail and James persevered, knowing that seeking help, even through unconventional means, was better than remaining trapped in the cycle of addiction. They had found a lifeline in the online program, a beacon of hope that could guide them towards a better future, even on their remote island.

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