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Gordon Rouston

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in Detroit, The United States

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Health, Mind & Body, Religion & Spirituality, Nonfiction

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God and AA

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October 2011

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I had a dream, not the nightmare I lived for many years suffering from addiction to drugs and alcohol. My drinking started out just like the movie, "ARTHUR," and wound up just like the movie, "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUKOOS NEST,". From a likeable, loveable guy full of life excelling at everything I tried, accomplished equestrian, avid tennis player, the good son and friend to a hopeless, helpless drunk. My life went from happy, joyous and free to one of paranoia, insecurity, manic mood swings, suicide attempts, bouts with the wrong side of the law, anger and tremendous fear. How did what started out so good wind up so bad?
Finally I placed the gun in my mouth and pulled the trigger, the end was here or was it? The beginning of a whole new way of ...more

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PTSD and Addiction

I have PTSD, never knew I had it but the symptoms were all there from the time I was in the service, Hospital Corpsman Vietnam. After 49 years of being denied V,A, benefits, my files being lost or shredded, told by V.A that I did not qualify I finally was interviewed by a psychiatrist and he confirmed that I did suffer from PTSD, had been since 1968, had all the classic symptoms, used drugs and al Read more of this blog post »

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