That is the question Bert Pluymen asked himself. As a highly successful attorney, he was the last person anyone would think of as an alcoholic. This is a great read for anyone who is trying to get sober or who is already sober but doesn't quite think their alcoholic. He candidly chronicles the twists and turns of his downward spiral into alcoholism, his disenchantment with traditional recovery models, and his research into the causes of addiction and the history of treatment and recovery. This is a wake up call to the younger crowd.
Alcoholism has no bias.
It gets you whether you are young or old. This book is a must read. A Young Man and the Last Great Lesson. It is the voice of children. My niece and nephew were not being heard and their lives were on hold.