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Presently at my wits end with my husband who is a functioning alcoholic.
He collected my daughter at train station last night and he was under the influence. This has been going on for years and because of the nature of his job (garda) I don't know who...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at askaboutmoney):
As an alcoholic for many years but often drove drunk - he drove a taxi so it risked his livelihood of her kids, gave us all long term issues to deal with due to being children of an alcoholic the alcoholic was a guard they were never....
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As you stated, you left home 4 days ago because you just couldn't take care of him and could not handle the verbal abuse Alcoholism
Chemical dependence - resources
Child abuse - physical
Child abuse - sexual
Child neglect and psychological abuse
Drug ...
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by 32 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at medhelp):
When you are married to an alcoholic, especially a functioning alcoholic you are married....
My last girlfriend (of 15 years) was a 'functioning' alcoholic and excellent seeing all these other posts.
Here before however.
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How to deal with alcoholic, abusive parents? so i am a 17 year old girl and i have a 3 year old sister and we live with alcoholic parents. both my parents are not the most responsible people and when they are not working they are drinking and sleeping...
Started by anonymous on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
425 pounds is very bad, and if you emotionally eat, just eat healthy! When your parents fight badly, just drive to the Police... .
You're never too young to call the police, tell them everything, and trust me, your parents will stop .
This is very terrible.
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How to deal with alcoholic parents? so i am a 17 year old girl and i have a 3 year old sister and we live with alcoholic parents. both my parents are not the most responsible people and when they are not working they are drinking and sleeping and they...
Started by anonymous on
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by 2 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
I'm sorry, I don't....
Be frank and honest with them.
Are there no relatives you could go to? Are you still in school? If so, there must be a teacher/counsellor you can speak to .
I'm so sorry you've been dealing with all this alone, but you don't have to .
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Hello and welcome to MH. recovery Recovery position - series is a marathon not a sprint. your husband will need to work his recovery Recovery position - series each and every day. no he will not beable to drink again. an addict cant control their addiction...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at medhelp):
Of marriage and in the 20 some odd years that he was a "functioning" alcoholic is that nothing I did helped.
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Started by bnsncrnbrd on
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by 67 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at reddit):
Believe me, before DUIing was vilified in the US, it was a commonly held belief that ....
Alcohol makes you think this.
I find this deeply, so, so very wrong.
The alcohol loosens me up to a normal level so I can drive fine.
To be careful.
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On Mon, 11 May 2009 18:27:25 -0500, Jimw <jimw@mail.is.invalid
It seems that people in the medical profession like to toss around
labels for people. A person who smokes a little marijuana is a drug
addict, and a person who drinks to excess every...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The Big Book of Alcoholis opinion, what made me an alcoholic was the fact that from my very
first high, alcohol transformed my yes to one does not classify....
To your
having a problem with alcohol, not necessarily an alcoholic.
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Apologies, long time user gone anon
My mother is an alcoholic, she has had a problem for a long time but it has gotten completely out of hand since Dad died. Unfortunately she is in denial about any problem and its always someone elses fault or that particular...
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at magicmum):
I think their advice would be to detach.....
Basically, the relatives can end up as sick as the alcoholic.
The husband of my sponsor in AA attends Al Anon .
I'm an alcoholic and have unfortunately relapsed recently.
A brilliant port of call.
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In my current story, the MC will be traveling through a very poor district, carrying a bottle of cherry brandy. She'll encounter a child starving to the point of passing out. What would happen if she gave the child a drink of the alcohol?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at absolutewrite):
alcoholic and tipsy herself, giving some alcohol to a child in an effort to save him is more plausible if this is realistic...A child who is likely nauseated due to starvation would likely throw up that alcohol within few minutes....
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