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March 21, 2011 at 1:36 PM #680272March 21, 2011 at 1:45 PM #679133
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Guest[quote=jpinpb] But the effects of alcohol withdrawal on the liver are also horrible, delirium tremens.
I always say alcoholics are good people w/a bad problem.[/quote]
I just did a quick search on delirium tremens. It seems like this persons suffers from this condition. His job is not a regular 5 days a week job. He will work for days and then have days off. I think that allows him to mask his alcohol addiction.
March 21, 2011 at 1:45 PM #679186Guest[quote=jpinpb] But the effects of alcohol withdrawal on the liver are also horrible, delirium tremens.
I always say alcoholics are good people w/a bad problem.[/quote]
I just did a quick search on delirium tremens. It seems like this persons suffers from this condition. His job is not a regular 5 days a week job. He will work for days and then have days off. I think that allows him to mask his alcohol addiction.
March 21, 2011 at 1:45 PM #679794Guest[quote=jpinpb] But the effects of alcohol withdrawal on the liver are also horrible, delirium tremens.
I always say alcoholics are good people w/a bad problem.[/quote]
I just did a quick search on delirium tremens. It seems like this persons suffers from this condition. His job is not a regular 5 days a week job. He will work for days and then have days off. I think that allows him to mask his alcohol addiction.
March 21, 2011 at 1:45 PM #679931Guest[quote=jpinpb] But the effects of alcohol withdrawal on the liver are also horrible, delirium tremens.
I always say alcoholics are good people w/a bad problem.[/quote]
I just did a quick search on delirium tremens. It seems like this persons suffers from this condition. His job is not a regular 5 days a week job. He will work for days and then have days off. I think that allows him to mask his alcohol addiction.
March 21, 2011 at 1:45 PM #680282Guest[quote=jpinpb] But the effects of alcohol withdrawal on the liver are also horrible, delirium tremens.
I always say alcoholics are good people w/a bad problem.[/quote]
I just did a quick search on delirium tremens. It seems like this persons suffers from this condition. His job is not a regular 5 days a week job. He will work for days and then have days off. I think that allows him to mask his alcohol addiction.
March 21, 2011 at 1:55 PM #679142jpinpb
ParticipantAlcoholics who are able to function in society are less likely to admit they have a problem. I’m sorry for your friend. I hope you are a little more sympathetic towards him and understand that it is a disease. I’ve unfortunately had experience w/alcoholics in the past. It was like being w/Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. Very difficult to watch the self-destruction. Makes you feel helpless b/c you feel like you need to do something and try to fix them. Trust me, though, that unless they want help, be prepared to let them fall.
March 21, 2011 at 1:55 PM #679195ParticipantAlcoholics who are able to function in society are less likely to admit they have a problem. I’m sorry for your friend. I hope you are a little more sympathetic towards him and understand that it is a disease. I’ve unfortunately had experience w/alcoholics in the past. It was like being w/Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. Very difficult to watch the self-destruction. Makes you feel helpless b/c you feel like you need to do something and try to fix them. Trust me, though, that unless they want help, be prepared to let them fall.
March 21, 2011 at 1:55 PM #679804ParticipantAlcoholics who are able to function in society are less likely to admit they have a problem. I’m sorry for your friend. I hope you are a little more sympathetic towards him and understand that it is a disease. I’ve unfortunately had experience w/alcoholics in the past. It was like being w/Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. Very difficult to watch the self-destruction. Makes you feel helpless b/c you feel like you need to do something and try to fix them. Trust me, though, that unless they want help, be prepared to let them fall.
March 21, 2011 at 1:55 PM #679941ParticipantAlcoholics who are able to function in society are less likely to admit they have a problem. I’m sorry for your friend. I hope you are a little more sympathetic towards him and understand that it is a disease. I’ve unfortunately had experience w/alcoholics in the past. It was like being w/Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. Very difficult to watch the self-destruction. Makes you feel helpless b/c you feel like you need to do something and try to fix them. Trust me, though, that unless they want help, be prepared to let them fall.
March 21, 2011 at 1:55 PM #680292ParticipantAlcoholics who are able to function in society are less likely to admit they have a problem. I’m sorry for your friend. I hope you are a little more sympathetic towards him and understand that it is a disease. I’ve unfortunately had experience w/alcoholics in the past. It was like being w/Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. Very difficult to watch the self-destruction. Makes you feel helpless b/c you feel like you need to do something and try to fix them. Trust me, though, that unless they want help, be prepared to let them fall.
March 21, 2011 at 2:00 PM #679147bearishgurl
Participant[quote=walterwhite]. . . I’m into sangria lately. It seems like a good thing to do for cheap wine[/quote]
scaredy, you had to mention this . . . lol. After the new year I had to give up even on wine coolers (thinned down box wine w/soda water) due to finances. Hopefully, I’ll be able to “resume” in a few months when some big expenses are out of the way. So far, I’m doing fine drinking iced tea and club soda w/lime :=P
But I could easily become addicted to wine coolers again :=!
March 21, 2011 at 2:00 PM #679199Participant[quote=walterwhite]. . . I’m into sangria lately. It seems like a good thing to do for cheap wine[/quote]
scaredy, you had to mention this . . . lol. After the new year I had to give up even on wine coolers (thinned down box wine w/soda water) due to finances. Hopefully, I’ll be able to “resume” in a few months when some big expenses are out of the way. So far, I’m doing fine drinking iced tea and club soda w/lime :=P
But I could easily become addicted to wine coolers again :=!
March 21, 2011 at 2:00 PM #679809Participant[quote=walterwhite]. . . I’m into sangria lately. It seems like a good thing to do for cheap wine[/quote]
scaredy, you had to mention this . . . lol. After the new year I had to give up even on wine coolers (thinned down box wine w/soda water) due to finances. Hopefully, I’ll be able to “resume” in a few months when some big expenses are out of the way. So far, I’m doing fine drinking iced tea and club soda w/lime :=P
But I could easily become addicted to wine coolers again :=!
March 21, 2011 at 2:00 PM #679946Participant[quote=walterwhite]. . . I’m into sangria lately. It seems like a good thing to do for cheap wine[/quote]
scaredy, you had to mention this . . . lol. After the new year I had to give up even on wine coolers (thinned down box wine w/soda water) due to finances. Hopefully, I’ll be able to “resume” in a few months when some big expenses are out of the way. So far, I’m doing fine drinking iced tea and club soda w/lime :=P
But I could easily become addicted to wine coolers again :=!
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