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Alcohol abuse in military: Marines launch policy to discourage war-weary … – Alaska Dispatch
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Alcohol abuse in military: Marines launch policy to discourage war-weary … Alaska Dispatch Responding to recent internal reports that, after a decade of war, a growing number of troops consider themselves heavy drinkers, the Marine Corps has announced a new get-tough policy: Personnel who tally a blood alcohol content of .01 or more while on … and more »

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Series hopes to shine light on addiction… – Daily Local News
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Series hopes to shine light on addiction… Daily Local News WEST CHESTER – The sad reality is that readers of the Daily Local News in print and online find stories concerning drug and alcohol abuse all too often. Sometimes the names are unknown to most people. And sometimes – as in the case of Garrett Reid, son …

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Dead Man Running: From Alcohol to Atacama – by Billy Isherwood

After 30 years of drug and alcohol abuse, Billy Isherwood was written off by the medical profession who predicted he’d be dead by the age of 50. But then Billy discovered running and it changed his life. Starting out barely able to last five minutes on a treadmill at his local gym, it wasn’t too long before Billy, aged 55, found himself on his way to Chile to take part in one of the world’s most extreme desert marathons: the Atacama Crossing. After a 5 minute montage with pre-recorded voice over, the film cuts live to Billy telling the story of his journey ‘From Alcohol to Atacama’. It’s a dramatic warts-and-all account that’s full of humour and humanity. Filmed at the Endurancelife Live MORE Lectures, Anglesey, January 2012.

 

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