The MOST influential person in my life!

This man saved me when I was so far gone in my active alcoholism! This is the most influential person in my life, and a person who showed me what true character is! This is Norbert, and he was there to get me out of my own pitty and realize that I have value and purpose! Who is the most influential person in your life, and are they contributing to positive changes in your life?
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www.va.gov/health-care/health...
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Hotline U.S.: americanaddictioncenters.org/...
➣ Alcohol and Substance Abuse Hotline Europe: www.recovery.org.uk/addiction...
➣ Timothy Natale (Author/Motivator): timothynataleauthor.com/
➣ Alcoholics Anonymous Global Meetings: alcoholics-anonymous.eu/meeti...
➣ Alcoholics Anonymous US Meetings: www.aa.org

[@stevenaitcheson6938]

He sounds a great person. Sending love to you and your family at this hard time Wayne.

[@1Sober2Another]

Thank you, my friend! Norbert is a one of a kind!

[@davidneal6920]

All the best mate. A wonderful man 🇺🇸 🇳🇿

[@1Sober2Another]

Thank you..!

[@michelecrouse5284]

I'm sorry to hear praying for your family

[@1Sober2Another]

For me, it's a cycle of life, for my wife and mother In-law it's life altering. Thank you so much. We appreciate it🙏

[@derkaiser420]

My role model when it comes to my sobriety is my father. I am 34 and he has 40 years of sobriety so I never knew him as a drunk but I definitely got the gene from him. He showed me AA but most importantly my mom and him kicked me out of their house to live in my car as a homeless vet which pushed me over the edge to get help. I can't live without my family. It has been almost 6 months and he said he won't take me completely seriously until I hit that year mark which may sound harsh to some, but it motivates me one day at a time. He does not want me to compare myself to him and he showed me that you can be sober and still have fun.

[@1Sober2Another]

Right on..as a fellow veteran and recovering Alcoholic,I thank you for your service and remember it's progress and not perfection.. One day at A Time!

[@whatwillbem6825]

I appreciate any and all that share their thoughts or story…just to touch on the dementia (with an alcoholic) I learned (and this is experiencing this with a loved one) that they go through an alcoholic dementia and also WET BRAIN never knew this basically the alcohol when the liver can no longer do what it’s suppose to is toxic that goes throughout the body and to the brain…our son experienced horrific hallucinations right in front of us and a crisis team that was trying to help him…I just wanted to share this…

[@1Sober2Another]

I continually pray for your son, and my heart and thoughts have you all in them. How is your son doing?

[@whatwillbem6825]

Thank you Wayne