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September 20, 2008

Rally for Recovery! 2008
Start planning your 2008 Rally for Recovery! event. This year's Rally for Recovery will take place on September 20, 2008!

 

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7.29.08

Kayla Causey started drinking alcohol at 10 years old, and six years later her addiction landed her in a rehabilitation center for six months. With a history of alcoholism in the family sources easily within her reach, it wasn't difficult to slip into that life, said Kayla, now 16...


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Tim Powers
La Crosse, WI

I am a recovering alcoholic going on three years sober this May. I was your typical All-American kid: athletic, honor student, well-respected, healthy...for the first eighteen years of my life I didn’t touch drink or drugs. It was when I went to college that the lifestyle of drinking and drugging started and it was a slow spiral to near oblivion from that point to where I ended up the night of May 7, 2003--in a psych ward, arrested for my second OWI, broke, literally homeless with a soul that was destroyed and a future that held prison, mental institutions, or death.   Since May 8, 2003 I have been on the journey of recovery and I enjoy the highs and lows and I haven't taken a drink in that time. I never thought that I would enjoy a life of sobriety, but I am and have been reaching out to my fellow brothers and sisters in the recovery community.

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