I could not agree more. Not to flatter Mr. Moyers, but his words are chillingly articulate, accurate and compelling. Yes, the public's fascination and attention will dissipate. That fact alone has lead me to consider and investigate this past week how I might better serve as an advocate for recovery. I am shocked by the horrible reality of that accident, but mostly due to the fact that it could have been me and my family directly affected. I am a 47-year-old mother of three precious daughters and wonderful husband, gratefully healthy and sober for 3 1/2 years. Thank God I can even type those words today. At one time, not too long ago, I was seen and thought of as an accomplished and loving wife, mother and professional. Even ran 7 marathons! But the truth was, I was drowning in alcoholism. After 3 DUIs w/in 18 months, I sought treatment, but to this day, even people who were/are close to me tell me how shocked they were that I ever had a problem at all. Addicts are stunningly adept at lying, manipulating and covering up. That's not my opinion or judgement on anyone in particular, it's just the truth. I've gone on too long here...but as I pray for that surviving family, I also pray that this horrific event will lead someone to treatment, change a mindset or two and affect positive change.