alcohol abuse

Alcohol abuse is a national epidemic, affecting 80% of the population. Approximately 10% of the population of the U.S. are alcoholics, and they each affect 5 to 7 people in their lives with the addiction. Alcohol abuse touches every social strata in our society.

Alcohol Abuse


Stages of Alcoholism


Alcoholism is a problem which is progressive. The progression of the problem leads to
much pain and loss without interruption of the progression. Many people stop for a while but return to abuse. The way to "reality test" the success of the person's recovery is to watch the actions of the person. This does not mean to judge the person but to follow
the success objectively. As you read on , you will realize that the abuser is not
intentionally causing harm to self and others but is compelled to do so. This is not
a choice he or she made because they were bad or corrupt or immoral or weak willed.
It is largely due to genetic factors. It is my belief that the person is responsible for the behavior but not to blame. Consequences should be given and consistently enforced in order for learning and change to take place.

 

 


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