A trial lawyer's life was a series of calculated blackouts and high-end sports bars punctuated by the strategic placement of alarm clocks to wake himself up for court. Steve L. describes a descent into a 'purple haze' of delusion where he drank cognac and beer until he was literally rinsing his underwear in public restroom sinks.
The turning point arrived not through a desire for sobriety but through a court-mandated DUI and a series of failed attempts to flee the country using thirteen illegal passports. He maps the shift from the 'activity' of meetings to the 'action' of the steps specifically detailing a brutal inventory process that forced him to confront the resentment he held toward his daughter Ashley who lived with cerebral palsy. Through the guidance of his sponsor Michael he moved from a state of conscious separation to a place where he could walk his daughter to the next room as she passed away and eventually help another father do the same for his son.
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