November 2024
| The Gift Of Gratitude
| Neurodivergence in AA
Different, but NOT different
A woman with Down syndrome finds that when it comes to alcoholism, she’s just like everyone else
When I was brought into this world, I was diagnosed with Down syndrome, and I spent a lot of my childhood in hospitals. My parents taught me sign language until I developed muscles in my mouth. The nurses and doctors taught me how to walk and talk. I learned much more slowly than other children, and I began to talk later too. I also had open-heart surgery.
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