Atlanta Roundup - 1998
A childhood spent in a fog of anxiety and the feeling of being born on the wrong planet led Sandy B. to discover the 'secret of life' in a college bar at age 19. For twenty minutes whiskey transformed a room of hostile strangers into begging friends locking Sandy into a lifelong obsession. The wreckage followed: a career as a Marine Corps fighter pilot funded by a drinking habit a diagnosis of 'childhood fear of flying' despite reeks of alcohol and a final descent into a naval hospital nut ward in a blue bathrobe. Recovery began with a blunt 12-step call from a Marine Captain who refused to let Sandy study the literature from a distance. Now Sandy views spirituality as a direct pipeline to being 'undisturbed,' moving from a life of defending stupid ideas to the freedom of simply being wrong.
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