Fell off the wagon for a night. Back on.

[James E. Braun, CMI]

I actually saw a guy when I was a kid fall off a wagon during a hayride and broken several ribs, but did not know he broke any ribs until he woke up the next morning because he was drunk. Sad but true.

[Linas Dapkus]

Originally Posted by jbraun

I actually saw a guy when I was a kid fall off a wagon during a hayride and broken several ribs, but did not know he broke any ribs until he woke up the next morning because he was drunk. Sad but true.

Nobody cares Jimmy.
Sad but true.

[Bill Smith]

Originally Posted by jpope

For me, one is too many...

...and a hundred isn't enough. same here

[Billy Boerner]

I don't drink or smoke. Mom's side lived till the end of time. Dad's side dies early. So I live one day at time and make plans for the next. So far "Knock on Wood" no health problems.

[Nick Gromicko]

The way I beat alcoholism is to have it within reach at all times. It was so comforting to know that I could have a drink if I really wanted one, that I didn't want one.

I know. AA wouldn't agree with my system, but that's how I did it.