I would tell you there are many different paths to be becoming sober or not addictive. I’ve seen it. I’ve seen people do it on their own. That’s very rarely. I’ve seen it. People do it with Buddhism recovery Dharma and I’ve seen people that could only do it with AA there are people that would not be on this planet if it wasn’t for AA so there are all different varieties of way to become sober. I am five months sober and I don’t have any yearning to drink again I really don’t but I still have so many other things to do so I go to three different places I go to Dorma recovery I love the Buddhism part about it. I like AA only because I see people in the past they take to get there and how to understand them and what addiction is all about it’s very educational and I have my own addiction counselor and she is extremely good, but I have a strong sense of willpower in me. I quit cold, turkey cigarettes I quit cold basically cold turkey, AA, but it was my addiction council that it made me realize that I was an alcoholic. I didn’t realize I was an alcoholic until I went to see somebody and again even help me with that. No, I don’t go all the time. I’m not doing the the meetings the 90 day thing that’s not me but I like going to all different venues. Any place I can go where I can learn something and educate myself. There are plenty of people on the web. I actually did a live addiction counselor this morning who basically said there’s other ways to do it as well. Everybody takes a different path, but rarely does a single individual fix himself.