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Thursday, 1 May 2014
A LATE START
- “It’s been ten years since I retired, seven years since I joined A.A. Now I can truly say that I am a grateful alcoholic.
My early sixties saw me drunk every night and more and more frequently calling in sick or for personal leave. Life was pure and unadulterated hell! At work, I was often shaking so badly that I hesitated to give dictation because I would have to sign the letters. I made every possible excuse to meet someone for a “business luncheon” so that I could have a drink or two. As my alcoholism accelerated, my absenteeism increased and my productivity diminished. I bounced checks, pawned silver, mourned, and I continued my drinking.
pp. 537-538
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