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By Harry Healy
It's one thing to be a drunk on the other side of the bar, with unlimited access to free liquor. It's quite another to be working there after 20 years sober. MORE
Recovery is a lengthy journey, full of dead-ends and many twists and turns. But patience is a rare virtue in our quick-fix world. MORE
After a string of drunken disasters, I finally summoned up the courage to go to a meeting. But staying there proved a lot harder. MORE
By Nic Sheff
How accurately do memoirs reflect the people who write them? Nic Sheff, our newest columnist, has a few thoughts on the subject. MORE
Airports can be dangerous to even the most sober travelers. Melissa Burton white-knuckles it through a recent journey. MORE
Tired of stale coffee and musty church basements? A popular site called In the Rooms allows you to fellowship without leaving your home. MORE
Experts claim that desperate reactions to a break-up—like the urge to throw the nearest bunny into a saucepan—could be a clue that you're suffering from yet another addiction. MORE
Not everyone hits rock bottom before they get clean. The Fix examines the particular plight of those who can keep it together while falling apart. MORE
How do you fill that gaping hole in your soul when you're no longer hammered? The Fix spotlights a diverse crew of addicts and alcoholics who are supplementing sobriety with a host of new adventures. MORE
Cutting gets most of the media ink these days, but a less prominent form of self-injury—skin picking—is increasingly afflicting many addicts. Shannon Kelley gets to the root of the problem. MORE
Women are used to Aunt Flo showing up every month. But few know how susceptible it leaves them. MORE




















