Young People
Story Archive: Don't Call Me Young
Story Archive: August 2007
Learning to love oneself at any age
The last thing I wanted was to be seen as a "young person" in AA when I came in at twenty-seven. I was one of those who wanted to be forty years old with ten years of sobriety in the first week. Once I got to AA, after being beaten into submission by my disease, I was very clear on being powerless over alcohol, but I did not understand the second half of the First Step. I had so much pride that I could not admit my life was unmanageable.
Maybe that is why I could not be around the young people in my county; they could admit that they were not able to manage their lives. All I knew... Login to read more
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