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Bobbi F., a U.S. Navy Veteran, describes how her life before getting sober felt like it was in “black and white”, and how the allure of drinking in the Navy led her to signing up. She reflects on the chaos, shame and guilt of her last year of drinking, and how a public service announcement (PSA) for A.A. eventually led her to calling her local A.A. office and going to her first meeting.
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