Posts Tagged ‘Alcoholic’
I Asked Earlier About Someone Living With an Alcoholic, Would You Mind Reading More?
Question by Josephine: I asked earlier about someone living with an alcoholic, would you mind reading more?
Basically, we’re trying to help someone out, so I’m just trying to get info.
The woman, “Sally”, lived with an alcoholic for many years. “Jim” wasn’t always like that, in fact, he was a top-notch guy in the beginning. Sally and Jim bought a house together, and his alcoholism started to come on full force. We would come over and notice holes punched in the walls, ‘spatters’ of liquid all over the place, etc. And Sally was VERY different. She was always sad and would never come out.
Q&A: Where Did This Start? the “My Name Is Jim and I Am an Alcoholic”…. Not the Specific Name.. but the Phrase.?
Question by edward: Where did this start? the “my name is Jim and I am an alcoholic”…. not the specific name.. but the phrase.?
Best answer:
Answer by i gotta tolerate everything
AA meetings.
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Karanja, the Suffering Alcoholic .mp4
Karanja a family man is caught in the trap of alcoholism. Karanja, like many people in this situation is in denial. He does not want to admit his drinking problem. Karanja takes to enjoying a “little drink” with friends after work but soon he is a confirmed alcoholic. His colleague Frank, a recovering alcoholic, tries to help but Karanja ignores him. Soon enough consequences catch up with him. He begins telling lies, his work is running behind schedule, the bills and mortgages are no longer paid on time. Then the ultimate crunch: he losses his job and family. At rock bottom, Karanja comes to realization that he really needs help. At this point Frank convinces him that alcoholism is a sickness and that he is powerless by himself. Karanja joins the Alcoholic Anonymous support group, finds a new life in God and is reunited with his family. His parting words to Joe, his alcoholic workmate are: “There is hope for you to! You can begin the recoving process now”. – (67 min)
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