You Can Make It, But It's Easier

And I Have Always Told The Patients When I Talk To Them. When They Come Around And Say, "what Will You Have To Drink? Oh That's Right You Don't Drink." Just Speak Up And Say, 'of Course I Drink. But I Just Don't Drink Alcohol.'

We're Full All The Time. And People Do Have Good Success And I Think One Of The Programs At The Center, The Continuing Care, Helps Them With Their Success. Because It's Difficult The First Year.

I Think Once I Made Up My Mind That I Was Allergic To Alcohol, And That's What I Learned, It Made Sense To Me. And I Think It Was Kind Of Pointed Out That You Know If You Were Allergic To Strawberries, You Wouldn't Eat Strawberries. And That Made Sense To Me.

My Makeup Wasn't Smeared, I Wasn't Disheveled, I Behaved Politely, And I Never Finished Off A Bottle, So How Could I Be Alcoholic?

I Don't Look At What I've Lost. I Look Instead At What I Have Left.