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Elizabeth Vargas acknowledges alcoholism, gets treatment – Christian Science Monitor
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Elizabeth Vargas acknowledges alcoholism, gets treatment Christian Science Monitor New York. Morning TV host Elizabeth Vargas has publicly acknowledged that she's an alcoholic, and said it took her years to admit it. Skip to next paragraph. Related stories. How much do you know about marijuana? Take the quiz · Drugs in sports: A quiz … Elizabeth Vargas explains her alcoholism battleDetroit Free Press ABC News' Elizabeth Vargas talks about her alcoholismNewsday Elizabeth Vargas Opens Up About Alcoholism: 'I Knew I Needed To Get Help'Huffington Post TV Guide all 328 news articles »

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ABC’s Elizabeth Vargas Opens Up About Her Struggle with Alcoholism – Mediaite
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ABC's Elizabeth Vargas Opens Up About Her Struggle with Alcoholism Mediaite ABC anchor Elizabeth Vargas is speaking out now about her struggles with alcoholism and the time she spent in rehab. In a candid interview with George Stephanopoulos, Vargas admitted, “I am an alcoholic. It took me a long time to admit that to myself.”.

Elizabeth Vargas’ Shocking Confession: ‘I Am An Alcoholic’ – Hollywood Life
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Elizabeth Vargas' Shocking Confession: 'I Am An Alcoholic' Hollywood Life It's been more than two months since Elizabeth Vargas checked herself into rehab for alcohol addiction, and the brave '20/20? anchor opened up about her struggle during an emotional 'Good Morning America' interview on Jan. 24. 'I am an alcoholic,' she … Elizabeth Vargas explains her alcoholism battleDetroit Free Press ABC News' Elizabeth Vargas talks about her alcoholismNewsday VIDEO: ABC News' Elizabeth Vargas Opens Up About Struggle with AlcoholismTV Guide Mediaite –Fort Wayne Journal Gazette all 191 news articles »

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Elizabeth Vargas: ‘I Am an Alcoholic’ – ABC News
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Elizabeth Vargas: 'I Am an Alcoholic' ABC News Transcript for Elizabeth Vargas: 'I Am an Alcoholic'. him. We do. We have a special story. Elizabeth vargas back tonight on "20/20." It was following time in rehab for alcoholism and yesterday I had a chance to sit down with her and talk about… See … and more »

ABC reporter admits on TV to alcoholism
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ABC News reporter Elizabeth Vargas has publicly acknowledged that she's an alcoholic, and said it took her years to admit it. In an interview aired Friday on "Good Morning America," Vargas said hiding her problem from others was exhausting.
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DESIGNED TO DRINK? THE GENETICS OF ALCOHOL ADDICTION | NewsLook

Video is uploaded from http://www.newslook.com other videos in come here There are many people who drink alcohol and never become addicted. But others—despit…

 

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Elizabeth Vargas Discusses Alcoholism, Ready for Work After Rehab
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In a candid interview that aired Friday on "Good Morning America," Elizabeth Vargas told co-anchor George Stephanopoulos that hiding alcoholism from others was a "staggering burden" to carry.
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Watch: Elizabeth Vargas: Her Battle with Alcohol Addiction
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Act 5: ABC News' Elizabeth Vargas returns to "20/20" and reveals her recovery from alcoholism.        
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Elizabeth Vargas discusses her addiction on ‘GMA’: ‘I am an alcoholic’
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Elizabeth Vargas returned to television Friday morning and opened up about her alcoholism with Good Morning America’s George Stephanopoulos. read more
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Question by NARS&MAC: whats the difference in AA & SMART programs?
regarding alcoholism, personal responsability and attending the meetings?

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Answer by raysny
AA teaches people that they are incapable of quitting without direct intervention from God. Members talk about responsibility, but then blame their addiction on having a ‘disease’.

SMART is a self-empowering addiction recovery support group that teaches tools for addiction recovery based on the latest scientific research.
http://www.smartrecovery.org/

The most important factors in quitting are motivation and determination, if you have those almost any method will work, if you don’t nothing will.

The NIAAA’s 2001–2002 National Epidemiolo­gic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions interviewe­d over 43,000 people. Using the criteria for alcohol dependence found in the DSM-IV, they found:
“About 75 percent of persons who recover from alcohol dependence do so without seeking any kind of help, including specialty alcohol (rehab) programs and AA. Only 13 percent of people with alcohol dependence ever receive specialty alcohol treatment.­””

A Day at the MIM – 4
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We are nearing the end of our visit to the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix. A look down the hallway on the second floor reveals that the Museum is as much of an attraction as its 5000 musical instruments from around the world that are on display at any one time. Wireless headsets enabled visito …
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Numa sala perto de mim #254
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August: Osage County (2013), yet another corroboration that every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way. Screwed up and difficult childhoods, drug abuse, alcoholism, prejudice, long term disease, separation, recrimination, intolerance, ignorance, apathy, cynicism, neurosis, care, kindness, frankn …
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The Art of Disenchantment
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