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Originally Posted by Dr Jkel
As a person who has seen the affects of drunk drivers I do not have any sypmathy for you.
My sister was hit by a drunk driver when she was 17 years old, unfortuntely the drunk driver died instantly and my sister was left to live a life less fortunate. After 37 surgeries to save her life, 3 mis-carriages in her older years and the scars from that tragic afternoon people like you don't deserve the life you have.
While she struggles every day to just get out of bed, from the broken pelvis that really never recovered, broke both legs ( all her bones in both legs ) hips, back, ribs, both arms, jaw, eye sockets I guess she is really lucky to be alive.
So please spare the rhetoric about the third DUI and losing your license and having to put your car in storage. You have a CHOICE each and everytime you drink, and then you have another CHOICE when you drink and DRIVE.
Just imagine how you would feel if it was YOUR daughter, sister or Mother, Just saying.....
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Nobody is asking for sympathy here, I am addressing that I have got help and plan to live the remainder of my life a sober man of responsible thinking. I don't plan on putting alcohol or any other mind altering substances in this body again. Sorry to hear about your sister. Back then I was being as selfish as the individual who caused her all this unnecessary pain and suffering. Today I love others and woundn't think of doing what I used to do ever again. I have the support of the AA fellowship and communicate with others about my alcoholism and don't need to drink ever again. God bless.