Michael grew up with European immigrant parents in a food and drinking culture. Vodka was the drink of choice and some of their family friends had serious drinking problems. Michael was a bit of a loner with only had a few close friends and developed long-term relationship with a workaholic. He. drifted into using alcohol and it started to impact his work and life.  Michael continued drinking alcoholically daily for over 30 years and eventually was hospitalized as a consequence.

Michael was introduced to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings during rehab and after 2 or 3 breaks has been able to stay sober for over 12 months and is now living a full, happy, and independent life.

If you think that alcohol may be a problem, then Alcoholics Anonymous could help you. Give them a call on 1300 222 222 or see their website aa.org.au.

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