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Question by ebizartistry: What beliefs do you think these different users have toward each other?
• POT HEADS?

• FEMALE ALCOHOLICS?

• COCAINE ADDICTS?

• REPEAT DWI OFFENDERS?

• DRUG/ALCOHOL ABUSING PARENTS?

WHAT BELIEFS DO YOU THINK THESE DIFFERENT USERS HAVE TOWARD EACH OTHER?

Best answer:

Answer by nannaplus
I am not quite sure what you mean about “Beliefs toward each other.” However,I can say as A “Recovering Alcoholic” myself,I Have Great Feeling And Admiration For any of the above you mentioned,In there Struggle for Self.None Of Us Choose to be where we get,To the Point of No return.

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How Santa Hurts Christmas By Candida Moss
Filed under: self help for alcoholics

He was from a wealthy family and, in a prefiguration of modern stockings, would occasionally toss gold through the windows of less fortunate neighbors to help them through hard times. In one particularly gruesome miracle story, he resurrected three …
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What Is Alcoholic in the News

Real lives: 'When you're the child of an alcoholic it's impossible to walk away'
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But when you're the child of an alcoholic, it's impossible to walk away ? you're a captive on a runaway train. Seven hundred thousand children in the UK are currently growing up in homes affected by alcoholism, and the impact of having a drinker for a …
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What it's like to be an alcoholic at Christmas
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"I had my first alcoholic drink at the age of 11 at a family New Year's Eve event," Adam tells news.com.au. "I was aware that alcohol was just for the adults, but I was an inquisitive child and I was eager to know what it felt like to be 'happy' and …
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Question by Mariposa Traicionera: What can I expect at a narcotics Anonymous meeting?
Please give me details, like how long it lasts, what people do/say etc.

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Linda Pattie from Dundee singing ‘Rohypnal’ to the tune of ‘Fernando by Abba’

Another classic by Linda Pattie from Dundee singing ‘Rohypnal, but sung to the tune of Fernando by Abba.

 

“The Trip to Echo Spring”: Great writers, getting drunk
Filed under: anonymous alcoholic

Williams coaxes a large, soft compassion from her, while Berryman's inability to summon the humility required by the Alcoholics Anonymous program inspires an awed horror: “Why did a man of such prodigious intelligence, such gifts, return over and over …
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Part of suit over Spierer's disappearance stands
Filed under: anonymous alcoholic

Charlene and Robert Spierer of Greenburgh, N.Y., sued the men for not ensuring their incapacitated daughter returned safely home in 2011 after both had provided alcoholic drinks to her. She has never been found. Text Only | Photo Reprints. Breaking News.
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What To Do With An Alcoholic in the News

Go for cereals, apple juice to throw away hangover
Filed under: what to do with an alcoholic

It's party season, but over-indulgence in alcohol can lead to headaches and other after-effects. Expert suggests that one should eat cereals and drink apple juice to get rid of the hangover. Fiona Hunter, a nutritionist and member of the Simple …
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Singers Record the Best Christmas Carols You've Never Heard
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The first thing you notice about Nowell Sing We Clear, the most underrated Christmas caroling group in the country, is that these guys can really sing. Tony Barrand, the lead tenor of the all-male folk quartet, has a voice that's bright and buttery …
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Question by Okiegirl: My husband drinks a 12 or 18 pack of beer EVERY day and thinks he is NOT an alcoholic…?
since he is functional, and does go to work everyday, and never misses, he thinks everything his life is just fine. What he doesn’t see is when he comes home and starts pounding the beer, by 7 o’clock he is drunk, and passed out cold and drooling by 8pm. So, does this qualify as an “Alcoholic”, if so, after years of him promissing to “ease up” on the drinking…should I just leave him??

Best answer:

Answer by Lorenti
at least he’s a hard worker
if he doesn’t beat you
he brings home the bacon
and loves you
i think you shouldn’t leave
just pour out all the beer

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Dr. Wendy Shiau: Sound Advice for Everyone
Filed under: living with a functioning alcoholic