Yan E., a Canadian francophone who served as an Infanteer/Fantassin, tells us, en francais, how drinking was a magic release from all the fear he felt and how it made him able to perform better in the Army. When he finally broke down and turned to Alcoholics Anonymous for help, he felt like he had found home. His life transformed and he found a spiritual journey of healing in the Fellowship of A.A. that he could never have dreamed of. He asks that anyone listening give us a try and "let us love you until you can love yourself."
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