Word Branch Publishing Releases Touching Memoir of Addition and Recovery Marble, NC, November 22, 2013 -- Sara Berelsman’s new autobiography, My Last Rock Bottom, is both poignant and raw.
"I remembered the wine. The pills. More wine. More pills. It was raining outside. We were laughing. I remembered being so out of it, blacking out and then reappearing for seconds at a time, catching glimpses of skin and bubbles. What happened?" Sara was a writer, and drinking seemed to be an element of the identity. As a writer, she searched for the story that would define who she was, and her drinking was a part of her. It was when the two glasses of wine turned into two bottles of wine, when her blackedout drunken behavior began destroying her marriage, when she began combining her drinking with pills - prescribed or otherwise - this is when Sara began to realize she had a problem. It wasn't until she hit her last rock bottom that she understood her story. If she were to continue drinking, her marriage would be over. She knew she had to quit.