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Lee S., a Chief Petty Officer in the United States Navy, remembers his early drinking days and the “social lubricant” alcohol provided, how he missed out on incredible locations during deployment due to drinking, how he relapsed after thirteen years sober, and then came to terms with the “wreckage of the past” to live in serenity today thanks to the A.A. program and a God of his understanding. Lee found support from the chain of command for his sobriety efforts.
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