Q & A

<p>Jane S. offers us an invaluable gift in the words and wisdom that fill thisbook. Based on more than thirty-six years of personal recovery and servicework the lessons contained here reveal how a courageous woman throughAlcoholics Anonymous and the help of a gifted physician found long-termsolutions to the problems of alcoholism and manic-depressive illness. Thisengaging guidebook to recovery is highly recommended.</p>William White author of <i>Slaying the Dragon: The History of AddictionTreatment and Recovery in America</i></p><p>Wow! This is a solid book in a helpful format. It should attract a widereadership who will enjoy its story; as importantly it will serve as a significantreference work for researchers interested in the development of recovery.</p>Ernest Kurtz author of <i>Not-God: A History of Alcoholics Anonymous</i></p>