Summary:
The memoir candidly explores the author's twenty-year battle with alcoholism, detailing her journey from the early stages of her addiction to her eventual recovery. It delves into the psychological and social aspects of alcohol abuse, reflecting on how drinking became intertwined with her personal relationships, self-image, and coping mechanisms.
Key points:
1. Alcoholism as a Disease: The book stresses alcoholism as a disease, not a moral failure. Knapp's struggle illustrates the disease's severity and recovery difficulty.
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