Sue describes a hair-raising life before finding the program. Listener should be advised that she discusses violence against herself, her husband, and children and animals. She shares the tragic consequences of untreated Al-Anon-ism in herself and in others whom she has known and sponsored. The disease of alcoholism can kill in more ways than one. It is an awe-inspiring testament to the strength of the program that Sue now lives a happy and stable life with an entire family committed to the 12 steps.
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Excellent, raw, and touching portrayal of the affect of alcoholism in families.
Great reminder of how sick the alanon can become
Sue describes a hair-raising life before finding the program. Listener should be advised that she discusses violence against herself, her husband, and children and animals. She shares the tragic consequences of untreated Al-Anon-ism in herself and in others whom she has known and sponsored. The disease of alcoholism can kill in more ways than one. It is an awe-inspiring testament to the strength of the program that Sue now lives a happy and stable life with an entire family committed to the 12 steps.