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Heavy Drinking: Why is it Difficult for the Alcoholic to Ask For Help To Quit Drinking? by addictiondoc Posted Fri 20 Nov 2009 10:04pm I was saddened this week to hear of the death of someone I knew who died from an alcohol related death. He was drinking to the point he developed cirrhosis. This person was aware of his drinking problem, but was not open to getting help. He left his wife and children behind when he died. I wondered to myself how many other people had died an alcohol Read on »
Steps in Quitting Drinking Alcohol by wilfred Posted Tue 08 Jun 2010 8:46pm 1 Comment Quit Drinking And Fighting Alcoholism Most people that I talked with who have drinking problems always told me that it is certainly complicated to quit drinking alcohol... negative situations and by which are causing you a lot of predicament, you may possibly discover that it is now the moment you should quit drinking alcohol and give up that terrible Read on »
We Quit Drinking site down by Patrick Posted Thu 27 Aug 2009 11:34pm Just a quick note to any WQD forum members who may be reading. The site is down (again) Two good resources to read and participate: The Second Road Sober Recovery Forums Stay sober, stay strong. Read on »
Can Your Alcoholic Husband Quit Drinking On His Own? by addictiondoc Posted Wed 10 Nov 2010 7:59am Can your alcoholic husband quit drinking on his own? The answer is probably not. If it were easy to quit drinking, Alcoholics Anonymous would never have been developed..., or gambling addiction. Here are 5 reasons it is important for your alcoholic spouse to get professional help: 1. Your alcoholic husband if he quits drinking abruptly may experience Read on »
How Many Times Have You Quit Drinking? by Dr. Michael P. Medical Doctor Posted Sun 07 Sep 2008 8:07pm you will be drinking as much or more than before you quit. Continue Reading » ... Most excessive drinkers at one time or another try and stop or curtail their drinking on their own. Good luck with that! Once a drinking problem is suspected or recognized Read on »
Quit Drinking Now by Healthy Living .. Patient Expert Posted Thu 08 Jan 2009 3:08pm is a fierce opponent that does not want to lose so give yourself the best chance possible by taking it one day at a time. About the Author: Find out how to quit Drinking Alcohol... answer yes to any of these questions, you need to prepare for quitting drinking. The everyday pressures of life and the burden of worries that we face every day have served Read on »
5 Signs Your Alcoholic Husband Will Actually Quit Drinking by addictiondoc Posted Fri 29 Oct 2010 5:11pm Your alcoholic spouse promises to stop drinking alcohol as soon as his work stress calms down. He is so convincing, he even has YOU convinced. He has let you down so... about. Does he procrastinate the date he will stop drinking alcohol over and over?  Here are 5 encouraging signs to look out for that your alcoholic spouse is serious that he Read on »
Alcoholic Husband?: 5 Steps Toward Quitting Drinking by addictiondoc Posted Wed 08 Dec 2010 4:20pm support is critical. When your alcoholic husband is truly ready to stop drinking alcohol, he will not mind sharing his desire for quitting drinking with you and those he is closest... Information Is Power – Get the Goods On Your Alcoholic Husband! Your alcoholic husband promises he plans on quitting drinking. He has cut back here Read on »
Alcoholic Spouse: What Happens When Only One Spouse Quits Drinking Alcohol? by addictiondoc Posted Sat 20 Feb 2010 9:08am husband quit drinking alcohol, but his alcoholic wife continued with her alcoholism addiction and abusing cocaine. Prior to his alcoholic recovery, the husband tolerated his alcoholic wife having an alcohol problem since he suffered from the same problem. After he quit drinking alcohol, he became very judgmental and hypercritical about his wife’s drug Read on »
Alcoholic Spouse: What Happens When Only One Spouse Quits Drinking Alcohol? by addictiondoc Posted Sat 20 Feb 2010 9:08am the alcoholic husband quit drinking alcohol, but his alcoholic wife continued with her alcoholism addiction and abusing cocaine. Prior to his alcoholic recovery, the husband tolerated his alcoholic wife having an alcohol problem since he suffered from the same problem. After he quit drinking alcohol, he became very judgmental and hypercritical about his wife Read on »