William Lee achieving sobriety

Bill's Drug Fueled Journey

Bill is William Lee's nickname. Bill is in his late twenties and resides in New York City. He appears to develop a habit of consuming medications such as morphine and other narcotics, earning him the moniker junky. He decides to relocate to Texas, New Orleans, and Mexico, but he continues to abuse drugs. He then takes his drug abuse to the next level, becoming a drug seller and engaging in criminal acts. His story starts in 1945, when he had his first taste of morphine. He subsequently progressed from morphine to other substances and eventually found himself in the crosshairs of the authorities. Apparently after the ordeal with the police, he checks into a rehab with an aim of achieving sobriety.

Troubles in New Orleans

When Bill moves to other states, he encounters several dilemmas in his life. For instance, when he settles in New Orleans he gets bored and out of that, he gets his way back to substance abuse and homosexuality. But as usual, his act earns him the second arrest but this time round he does not wait for the court verdict and flees to Texas. In Texas, again he continues the practice and when the rules are tight, he moves to Mexico. His life is messed up and even the wife decides to leave him. Indeed, old habits die hard and forever influence somebody behavior. Bill only moves to places where he can be free to abuse drugs without the long arm of the law catching up with him. The story reaches the climax when he leaves again to south America to get new drugs to trade on. This comes after the trials to leave substance abuse. Generally, drug abuse is addictive and can result in a person losing their direction in life.