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Chris S, a Royal Canadian Navy Veteran, shares how Alcoholics Anonymous provides stability in his life as he manages the transition to "civilian life". His experience with recovery from other mental health issues serves as testimony to the benefit of sobriety in dealing with life. His career experience in sobriety addresses the very common fear that getting sober will somehow put an end to a person's career – it had the opposite effect on Chris’s career.
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