When I came to A.A.I was a person who believed that “I” had managed my life and achieved many of my self-defined goals. I had many friends. I had gone to college, graduate school and received my Ph.D. degree. I had published a number of academic journal articles that were the measure of professional success that many of my peers employed. I was a professional psychologist and had an excellent clinical position making an excellent salary. I knew I was pretty...
