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Alcohol: Your Worst Enemy Close to Home

Recompiled from the book "Clinical pharmacology, by Laurence and Bennett, 1973, page 487.

[ Alcohol; From Occasional Drinking to Addiction ] Alcohol and Motor Driving ] Stages of Alcohol Dependence ] ALCOHOLIC INEBRIETY ]

From occasional social drinking to total defeat of alcohol dependence is a well traveled road where millions of poor people had their lives ending in ruins.

  • Occasional relief drinking.  I know how to quit.  Alcohol is not controlling my life.

  • Constant relief drinking begins.  Alcohol is too good to quit.

  • Surreptitious drinking.  Do not let them know that I got sucked into that habit.

  • Feeling of guilt.  Many things are going bad in life because of the numbing effect of alcohol.

  • Unable to discuss problems.  Willingly or not.

  • Driving under the influence (DUI).  Legal mess.

  • Chaos.  Every thing is out of control.  Alcohol is consuming all aspects of life.

  • Denial.  It is not alcohol! it must be a curse of unknown nature.

  • Broken promises.  Cannot even fulfill basic social obligations. 

  • Whole world is abandoning.  The spouse is gone, the friends are gone, the relatives are gone.  Only the booze is in my company.

  • Unemployed, bankrupt, Homeless.

  • Irrational resentment. The whole world must be on the wrong side.

  • Personal neglect of food and hygiene.

  • Increased sexual desire while decreased sexual performance.  

  • Illogical reasoning.

  • Lack of assertiveness.  Wishy-washy.

  • Wishful thinking dominates all plans.

  • Total surrender to defeat.

  • Vicious circuit.  Overwhelmingly complex world without boozing.

 

 

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