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Mark - I appreciate your comment quote a bit. I am in a 12 step program and have not had a drink in just over 14 months. It is a surreal and frightening experience to be in my 40's and just beginning my emotional sobriety as well. I am working on being present, as I now have a bunch of emotions, and find meditation to be helpful as well. Being a novice in meditation and in sobriety, keep me humble. I again am grateful for your words. They take strength to say and give strength when heard. Namaste.