
Bri Flynn
I started drinking when I was 14 years old, but I always remember alcohol being a part of my life. I mean, I grew up in an Irish Catholic family where a 7 course meal was considered 6 pints...
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I started drinking when I was 14 years old, but I always remember alcohol being a part of my life. I mean, I grew up in an Irish Catholic family where a 7 course meal was considered 6 pints...
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I started drinking at 15 and by 17 it was an every day thing. I took my first line of cocaine at 23 and never drank again without it. At 26 after losing my job on Wall Street I entered my fi...
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I was an opiate addict until 1/31/11 and allowed myself to drink more than I should afterwards...
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I always felt different and was never comfortable until I found drugs. When I was 19 I fell in love with heroin. It made me feel like I was everything I wanted to be. That delusion soon fade...
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I was a great drunk. I went to work, raised my kids, fed the pets, etc. You get the picture. But I was sick every morning and really messed my kids lives up. Not cool watching your Mom fall...
Read storyI had realized at a young age that I was immensely sad, always. A dark hole was inside me. When I found alcohol, pills and amphetamines, that hole "appeared" to dissipate. Substances gave me...
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Horrible always Chaos a life I wouldn't wish on anyone.
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I would drink every day and take as much medication as possible to try to find joy everyday life. My addiction was cost me everything that was important to me and it ruled my life. I had to...
Read storyI was living that Rock n' Roll life. I was a functioning drunk. Drank enough bourbon to float a battleship!
Read storyYears of constant pain, shame, inadequacy, sketchiness, emptiness, sadness, depression..
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