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Steve R. - A Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class in the Royal Canadian Navy describes blackouts during deployment and short stints in treatment before finding a lasting solution in A.A. Steve reflects on how thinking he was “not as bad” as other alcoholics kept him from trying A.A., and the huge importance a treatment program had in providing a foundation for sobriety.
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