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Paul S., a U.S. Army Veteran, reflects on the illusion he had of managing his drinking, the “pitiful, incomprehensible demoralization” of his actions while drinking, the importance of “Rule 62” in sobriety - not taking ourselves too seriously, and on finding “battle buddies”, joy and freedom through service in Alcoholics Anonymous.
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