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A Gentleman Drunk journals the extended ballad of one man’s true battle with alcohol and how he conquered it. This distinguished achievement of real-life drama is combined with wit and brutal honesty as the sobering events of Jeffrey’s life leave him at rock bottom before he discovers the source of his decline.
Clean & Sober Since April 15, 2003
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Thanks for you wonderful site, I just surfed thru a bunch of other crap......I've been sober 11 yrs now thanks to AA and God......the other sites I just looked at are likely to get some people dead......yours on the other hand will likely save lives!!!!! God bless you and keep up the good work.
From a very grateful alcoholic
Gordon
Open and honest interviews on KXEL-Iowa, WRXK-Florida, WJMH-North Carolina, WDVE-Pennsylvania, WBCR-Tennessee, WVMT-Vermont, WLSS-Florida, WICC-Connecticut, KRAB-California, KFAR-Alaska, WMT-Iowa, CKNX-Canada, KBAR-Idaho and WBAL-Baltimore
This is an excellent short audio/video
"A Gentleman Drunk is a cleverly-written autobiography about a drunk who makes you laugh, cry and feel good about life's struggles. It is a quick read and I could not put it down."
"I know a lot of people who have struggled with alcohol, drugs, co-depend., etc. and I admire you for putting yourself out there. What a great gift to the community."
Please note: This is not an AA Official Website. All of the opinions expressed within are those of the respective authors.
To go to the official AA website go to http://www.aa.org
To find an AA meeting in your area go to http://www.aa.org/default/en_contact.cfm?contype=central
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ALCOHOLISM IS A FAMILY DISEASE
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"Anyone can stop drinking, if they want to." I periodically update this site with the status of my recovery as well as publish articles of interest to those of us who seek help. Please feel free to contact me at: |
Alcohol damages nearly every organ in the body, taking its worst toll on the liver and brain. It is the mood-altering ingredient in beer, wine and hard liquor.
Alcohol is broken down in the liver at the rate of 1/2 ounce per hour It is considered a "Gate Way Drug" and a depressant, destroying brain cells, which cannot be replaced. It is one of the hardest addictions to beat. You Know You're An Alcoholic When
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