Alcohol Abuse Advice

Posts Tagged ‘With’

Most popular help for alcoholism eBay auctions:

Question by Robi: My state is making it illegal to spank with a belt?
In the liberal state of Cali, it is AGAINST THE LAW to spank your child with a switch or a belt. Well, guess what, judging from the way some teens are behaving, alcohol, drugs, etc. If I EVER caught my son smoking, drinking or doing drugs. NO QUESTION, I would tear his bear ass up with a belt. I only ever spanked him once before with a belt several years back when he was 7 and that was for stealing from his teacher in school for which he got a detention for. Other then that, he is a good boy!
The bottom line hear is that some “offenses” deserve it, no question. Liberal fools scream “child abuse” and fools who control government now craft legislation and laws that put the foot into other peoples business.
I think the government should have NO RIGHT to interfere in what happens with families (unless there is broken bones or child molestation, etc.) but they should NOT have a right to say how someone disciplines his/her child. If it is a offense deserving a belt spanking, then that is what should be done.
Now my state has made it illegal to spank with a belt or a switch, how to over-turn this ruling?
Ladies and gentlemen, what do you think?
PS. got spanked with a belt when I was younger and if my children will get it to if they do something very bad, regardless of what the law say!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Best Way to Stop Binge Drinking: An Evaluative Case Study of the Self(s) Healing Experience with Rhonda Lenair

Binge drinking is a national epidemic in the United States that affects us all.  Not only does it regularly destory the lives of those who participate in it, it puts us all in danger: binge drinkers are 14 times more likely to drive intoxicated.  That leads to real consequences: more than 10,000 fatalities due to drunk driving occur annually in the United States alone.

There’s no question that for millions of people, binge drinking is addictive pattern.  It’s just not a sustainable way to live.  Of course, you already know that- so what’s holding you back?  Is it the embarrassment of joining a AA 12-step program?  Are you concerned about tarnishing your reputation in your community?  Or the cost in time and money of stepping into a rehab facility?

Question by ???????? Layla: How to deal with an alcoholic mother who “doesn’t have a problem”?
im at the point where i take 2 tylenol pm’s , go to sleep, and hope i wake up when she’s sleeping

Best answer:

Answer by og
Get the phone book out and look up alanon… Alanon helps you deal with an alcoholic family member .

Give your answer to this question below!

parenting-advice.net Do all teenage boys experiment with alcohol? Is it normal that my son gets drunk at parties or does he need help? Is it a stage? Am I over-reacting?

living with a functioning alcoholic eBay auctions you should keep an eye on: