
The Insanity Of Addiction: My ‘Midnight Express’ Moment
I was standing in the security line at McCarran Airport in Vegas when I suddenly remembered I still had drugs in my luggage.
I was standing in the security line at McCarran Airport in Vegas when I suddenly remembered I still had drugs in my luggage.
I was recently asked how I was able (finally) to pass the Texas Bar Exam while also struggling with cocaine addiction and alcohol use disorder (alcoholism). Here is my answer.
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