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Discussion of Alcoholism
Re: Why he drinks?
Posted By: petersen In Response To: Why he drinks? (Adelene Yeo)
Date: Sunday, 25 February 2001, at 2:23 a.m.
Adelene
Firstly, well done, there is an admission and some willingness to stop but there are some important issues to consider;
1. Why is it so important to know why he drinks or why he is an alcoholic? For now consider it an allergy, liken it it diabetes or seafood allergy.
2. Try to stay sober for a prolonged period because only then will he learn about himself, his emotions, his spiritual side, etc. The big difference really lies in the difference between admitting to a problem and accepting a problem
3. You have probably already become co-dependant - you both need help and you must learn that only when your boy friend learns to take full responsibility for his situation will recovery be possibleThis you have from somebody that for 10 years fought a battle against alcohol misuse and eventually ended up in clinic for 6 weeks - I'm 130 days sober now and feeling better by the day. I'm convinced that alcohol has put a damper on my personal development and that my true potential is yet to be realised. I'm a single adult and thankful for not having made life miserable for a wife or children I loved.
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