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Wednesday, 31 January 2024
Big Boo - Alcoholics Anonymous - January 31
WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY
– This young alcoholic stepped out a second-story window and into A.A.
With this resistance I plodded along for a few months. Whenever people asked me how I was doing, I would say, “Fine, just fine,” no matter how hard I was crying inside. Then I reached the crossroads. I was sober about six months, and I was not getting any better. I contemplated suicide almost every day. My emotions swung between paralyzing despair and murderous rage, often in the space of a single moment. I was not happy, joyous, or free. I was miserable, and I was sick of it.
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