“I had developed such a high tolerance
of alcohol that I literally consumed more in a day than the average American
does in a year.”
In
the
My
personal numbers: 20 years of life wasted (literally and figuratively), 4
D.U.I.’S and the next 50 to 60 years without a driver’s license.
Alcohol
Awareness Month is one month every year dedicated to educating people on the
devastating effects alcohol has on our society. My life prior to treatment was
all of those devastations and my addiction had total control over every aspect
of my life. As with many addicted to alcohol, nothing in life equals the
importance of the next drink. All the statistics in the world were not going to
keep me from doing what I thought for so long HAD to do. Drinking became my
sole purpose, my reason for existing and the cause for every single negative
occurrence, bar none.
Before
coming to
“I am aware of alcohol this month and will be aware of it for the rest of my life, but alcohol no longer chooses what I can or cannot do, that choice belongs to me now. I am very grateful to SRC for the life that I now have.”
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