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I’M actually the one relocating. The posted was started on my behalf. Originally from New Orleans, went to undergrad at LSU and Southern law. Spent 15 years in BR, and the last 18 in Ruston/Choudrant. It’s time to comeback home down south. I appreciate the input. Please keep the info coming.

My office is downtown BR. Wife will be looking for work as a COTA when we get there. Kid loves baseball and just wants an opportunity to play.

The pecker envy is pretty stout here in Ruston as well with the LaTech folk

Thank you sir for the kind words and congratulations.

Now allow me to retort:

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--the "one drink, and you're back to square one!!!"

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In 15 years of attending AA, giving recovery talks all over the Southern United States, and attending thousands of meetings spanning several countries, I have never once heard this phrase. Perhaps you have been misinformed. I do understand what you are trying to say with this, but it's a rather obtuse and short sighted take. While one drink may necessitate the resetting of a sobriety date, it absolutely does not mean, that you are back to square one and all is lost. Many Many Many people, in fact probably most folks in sobriety have had "slips", including myself, picked up right where we left off in the program, and went on to long term sobriety and quality recovery. The phrase which you provided, is far from accurate in terms of how the program of recovery works.

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--alcoholism is a "disease"

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So... while the program of AA agrees with this, the Disease Theory of Alcoholism is not an AA thing. The Theory AND it's Genetic component is accepted by every major medical association in the world, including the largest association of physicians, the American Medical Association. I have been and will continue to defer to them on the issue. Perhaps they know a bit more than the both of us.

However, I'm not here and it's not my intention to convince YOU of anything. Rather, I just want folks to know that if they are struggling with alcoholism, that there is something out there that just might be for them. It was for me and millions of others, and it saved our lives. It is absolutely a viable solution.

I agree with everything pwejr88 is saying. I been sponsoring that dude since his day 1 and he knows what he’s talking about and what he’s doing.

You would truly be amazed at how many people are walking around sober alcoholics, even many that you already know.

Regarding sleep…I’ve been taking Trazadone for 15 years, since I got sober. It’s very helpful and totally safe for us.

I’ll say this about sobriety…I was at the Alabama game. When time expired, I tossed my 7 year old on my shoulders, and ran down the stairs with my 17 year old right behind me. We hopped the fence and made one of the very best memories of my entire life…STONE COLD SOBER. I felt everything and remembered all. Sobriety only served to wildly enrich this experience.

Life is so much better without the drink. EVERYTHING in my life is better because of sobriety

Harold Perkins gargles peanut butter

He's a sophisticated line-backing robot sent back in time to change the future for SEC offenses…The Perkinator

For their first away game. Looking for suggestions for pregame festivities/tailgating. Thanks in advance.

Went to Gainesville when I was a kid and I will absolutely NEVER EVER go back to that garbage place with that sub-human fan base. It wasn't like just a few of them...it was all of them.

September 14 will be 14 years sober for me. Best decision I ever made. Well…much like you there wasn’t much of a decision. It was quit or drink myself to death. I chose life…it turned into I life I could have never imagined.

It’s very very doable.

Jordon Travis waits for the cashier to give him a total before he reaches in his purse for his wallet