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almost 10% of Americans are plagued with alcohol use disorder. over 11 million of them are women. Knapp, for example, started drinking at age fourteen. she drank through her years at an Ivy League college, and through an award-winning career as a lifestyle editor and columnist. publicly, she was a dutiful daughter, attentive friend, sophisticated professional. privately, she was drinking herself into oblivion, trapped in relationships that continued to undermine her self-esteem--until a series of of personal crises forced her to confront and ultimately break free of the "liquid armor" she'd used to shield herself from the complicated battles of growing up.
almost 10% of Americans are plagued with alcohol use disorder. over 11 million of them are women. Knapp, for example, started drinking at age fourteen. she drank through her years at an Ivy League college, and through an award-winning career as a lifestyle editor and columnist. publicly, she was a dutiful daughter, attentive friend, sophisticated professional. privately, she was drinking herself into oblivion, trapped in relationships that continued to undermine her self-esteem--until a series of of personal crises forced her to confront and ultimately break free of the "liquid armor" she'd used to shield herself from the complicated battles of growing up.