leroy w.
Born in a small town in Vermont. Had a successful career in technology working for different companies in different locations. Raised two children who are happy and successful in their lives. Been in recovery for over 7 years and live one day at a time. Semi-retired.
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State University New York at Brockport - B.S. in MathInterests
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College in the '60s - Courses in Life, Fear, Alcoholism and VietnamDuring my college years (1965 - 1969) I was thrown into a life I did not understand, so I lived in a state of anxiety and used alcohol and drugs to get relief. The Vietnam War was raging, as was my fight or flight conflict and the ever present draft.
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Alcoholism: the Quiet DesperationAlcoholism is a life threatening disease without a cure. The sufferer's body, mind and soul are overwhelmed with pain, doubt and fear. Alcoholics and addicts live alone in misery as the disease gets progressively worse. There is a 12 step plan of recovery.
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A Visitor's Guide to the AdirondacksThis list of attractions includes something for all age groups. The listing is grouped by county within the Adirondack portion of New York State, so multiple places of interest may be close to one another. All listed items have phone numbers.
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Scenic History in the AdirondacksSee lakes, canals and mountains where the French and Indian War battles were fought. Imagine forts, settlements, ships and soldiers that made up the tapestry of fighting the Revolutionary War. Travel by bike, boat or car to get the feel of how history shaped our country.
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My Journey into Alcoholism, Drug Addiction and RecoveryMy journey into recovery ended decades of self destruction from alcoholism and drug abuse. I lived in quiet desperation, as I sank to the bottom of my life. I am a baby boomer living sober. Read on, there may be a piece of my life, you can see in yourself.