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Recognizing Alcohol & Drug Addiction: Symptoms of alcohol dependence
Discover the symptoms of alcohol addiction in this free video home health. Expert: rivrsurvivor Bio: John DePalma, born and raised in Queens, NY, has a 17 recovery of alcohol and drug addicts on for years. Falling off the wagon, learned after five years, a no nonsense approach to dealing w John
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#3 written by wakeupfist 1 year ago
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#17 written by carnage101 1 year ago
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#21 written by GrowABrainstem 1 year ago
In present day america, if you do anything someone else doesn’t like, you are automatically the one with the problem, see.
You might do drugs, but if the other guy smokes, he’s disgusting.
You might smoke, but if the other guy drinks, he’s disgusting.
You might drink, but if the other guy fucks whores on his day off, he’s disgusting.
You just can’t win.
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#24 written by mdcombs79 1 year ago
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#25 written by spikeyChampion 1 year ago
@jimismusic24 I sincerely hope you make the decision to ask for help, there is no shame in asking for help if you honestly feel that you can’t do it on your own. When you are ready ways you can do this are to speak with a doctor, go into a treatment program or you could contact Alcoholics Anonymous. Maybe you can fight your addiction on your own but you don’t have to, help is out there if you seek it.
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