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For author I. M. Enough, self-hatred began at a young age, and he turnedto food to escape. He dodged the bottle until his early twenties, but once hebegan drinking, there was no stopping him. He sacrificed morals, family, andlivelihood for the next drink. He combined that with a tortuous relationshipthat lasted for a decade too long, and became the laughingstock of his ownlife. The asinine things he did made for captivating stories that lie within thewalls of this book.Hiding in Plain Sight shares his story while addressing several misunderstoodissues about addiction. Enough touches on alcoholic thinking, a processdescribing how your brain changes with alcohol. He describes in detail howhe beat the ignition interlock device to still drive drunk, and how close hewas to becoming a serial killer. All his tales lead to a profound, enthralling,and unexpected ending. By sharing his personal history, Enough hopes tohelp change your worldview and perhaps make you a little more empatheticto what others are going through. He is proof that anything is possible andthat a little hope can go a long way.This personal narrative presents a man’s journey as he overcame alcoholism,obesity, trauma, and codependence.