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		<title>Alcohol Addiction Treatment and Social Life</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Shrafty Tomlinson Alcohol addiction treatment helps thousands of alcoholics make lasting recoveries every year. Rehab clinics across the United States employ proven methods based on recent discoveries in neuroscience and psychology in their alcohol addiction treatment programs. However, long-term sobriety takes hard work and sacrifice from addicts. All addicts must make many lifestyle [...]]]></description>
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<p><a href="http://alcoholismaddictiontreatment.net">Alcohol addiction treatment</a> helps thousands of alcoholics make lasting recoveries every year. Rehab clinics across the United States employ proven methods based on recent discoveries in neuroscience and psychology in their alcohol addiction treatment programs. However, long-term sobriety takes hard work and sacrifice from addicts.</p>
<p>All addicts must make many lifestyle changes once they leave their treatment facilities and rejoin society. For alcoholics, these changes often involve compromising the social lives they once led. Alcohol is the social drug of choice in this country, but alcoholics must still avoid heavy drinking environments to stay sober. The following are some of the ways in which alcohol addiction treatment impacts alcoholics&#8217; social lives.</p>
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<p>Inpatient Rehab Programs</p>
<p>Addicts with severe physical dependencies on drugs or alcohol typically attend inpatient programs. These treatment plans require patients to live at their clinics for thirty to ninety days, during which time they receive fifty or more hours of intensive therapies per week.</p>
<p>Inpatient rehab is the most effective method for producing rapid but long-lasting lifestyle changes. However, taking a month or more to live an isolated life at a treatment facility puts addicts out of touch with their friends. This process alone may lead to compromised social lives, especially in cases where patients have already alienated their friends with their addictive behaviors.</p>
<p>Friends Who Drink</p>
<p>Since alcohol is both legal and socially acceptable, most adults drink casually at special events, family gatherings, and friendly outings. While most people may be able to drink in moderation, most alcoholics cannot. Recovering addicts may have to decline social invitations involving alcohol, and they may even have to find new friends who never drink.</p>
<p>Alcohol and Work Environments</p>
<p>Drinking and even drunkenness are expected in many work environments. Businesspeople often use alcohol as they network with partners and potential clients, and drinking is often part of the processes of recruiting and hiring. Alcoholics with high-powered careers may have to avoid these environments by relinquishing certain responsibilities &#8211; or by finding new jobs altogether.</p>
<p>Alcoholic Friends</p>
<p>Most people who go through alcohol addiction treatment still have friends who drink excessively and uncontrollably. To avoid addiction triggers and stay sober, it is usually necessary for recovering alcoholics to cut ties with these friends altogether. This is one of the most painful parts of rehabilitation for many addicts, but it can be crucial for long-term sobriety. Thankfully, most rehab clinics help alcoholics and other addicts make new friends and repair old relationships.</p>
<p>Coping Strategies</p>
<p>Most of the ways addicts manage their drug cravings involve either avoidance or coping strategies. Avoidance works very well for people addicted to heroin, cocaine, and other illegal narcotics. However, it is almost impossible for recovering alcoholics to avoid all situations involve alcohol &#8211; it is too widely used. Alcoholics must therefore develop strategies for controlling their temptations to drink when they are around other people who are drinking.</p>
<p>This can be extremely difficult, but it can be accomplished. During individual counseling sessions in rehab, alcoholics discover the thoughts and emotions which most often lead them to drink. Armed with this knowledge, they develop personalized methods for managing their cravings.</p>
<p>If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction to alcohol or other drugs, click the links below to find a treatment center near you. Alcohol addiction treatment programs help thousands of people take back control of their lives each year, and they can help you, too.
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		<title>My Other Life</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 May 2012 12:23:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>The Path Towards A Better Life Through Drug Addiction Recovery Centers</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 29 Aug 2011 10:55:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Reeta The battle against alcoholism and drug addiction always starts within oneself. Your decisions to either avoid it or not will determine the type of life that you want. Some people still continue abusing the substance despite of the fact that they already know the negative effects that can be obtained through the [...]]]></description>
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<p>The battle against alcoholism and drug addiction always starts within oneself. Your decisions to either avoid it or not will determine the type of life that you want. Some people still continue abusing the substance despite of the fact that they already know the negative effects that can be obtained through the compulsion. Recovery is strongly needed by those individuals who became too abusive of the substance. People can seek help from the Best Drug Rehab center to immediately end the addiction happening to you. Drug Recovery is given inside rehabilitation centers to help the patients gain their freedom towards the compulsion. For some patients, recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction may be difficult especially for those excessive users. That</p>
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		<title>Christian Alcohol Addiction Helps You to Start a New Life</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 11 Aug 2011 10:53:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Article by Dougal White Are you addicted to drinking alcohol? Are you addicted to drugs? If your answer to any of these questions is a yes then dont hesitate to seek for professional help. Currently you will find that alcoholism is rampant even in Christian religion. According to the scriptures you should not be drinking [...]]]></description>
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<p>Are you addicted to drinking alcohol? Are you addicted to drugs? If your answer to any of these questions is a yes then dont hesitate to seek for professional help. Currently you will find that alcoholism is rampant even in Christian religion. According to the scriptures you should not be drinking too much because there it is referred to as a sin. Bible tells us that a Christian is saved through the death of Lord Jesus Christ. Now, many of you will be having questions in mind about whether or not a Christian alcohol addiction or a Christian alcohol addicted person would also be saved or not? For this you will be required to understand the process of rebirth. If you are being saved then it is referred to as a rebirth process. Your lifestyle will be changing from darkness to light. Now, you need to answer the question that whether an alcoholic person walks in dark or in the light? Now, you know the answer to this question yourself and you can solve your inner queries as well. You should never drink wine as it will be leading to debauchery. Every alcoholic person is controlled by drink and is regarded as enslaved. </p>
<p>People would be thinking that it is only the sin of Christians but this is not the fact. It really does not matter to which religion or caste you belong. You should always remember that drinking is always regarded as a sin. An alcoholic person will abuse, control other people at home and try to manipulate them. You should never trust an alcoholic person. If you trust alcoholic people then you are literally impairing your emotional and mental thought patterns. An alcoholic person will try and make you weak from inside. In fact, if you go through the research studies then you will see that this problem is very big especially for married women. You will find a number of married women complaining about their husband having Christian alcohol addiction and they want to solve this problem anyhow. For this you can log in to <a target="_blank" target="_new" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.christiandrugandalcoholtreatment.com">http://www.christiandrugandalcoholtreatment.com</a>.</p>
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<p>This is a Christian rehab center and the experts here will help you to solve these problems. This rehab center offers many useful programs to get rid of the addiction problems. In reality addiction problems call for determination and willingness from individuals. Also it is important to remember that everyone has got different habits and thus it is essential to deal with each of them separately. </p>
<p>Summary- This rehab center ensures that each case is given importance and the problem is solved within a specific time period. If you are not able to come to the rehab center then this center will also be providing you with the residential treatment programs. Rehab centers can only help you if you have the willingness to get rid of this addiction and lead a sober life. </p>
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<p>For more information on <a target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.christiandrugandalcoholtreatment.com">Christian Alcohol Addiction</a> visit &gt;&gt; <a target="_blank" target="_new" href="http://www.christiandrugandalcoholtreatment.com/christian-12-step-program.php">Christian 12 Step Program</a> </p>
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		<title>A Drinking Life: A Memoir</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A Drinking Life: A Memoir 20 years after his last drink Pete Hamill looks back on his early life. As a child during the depression and World War II he learnt that drinking was to be an essential part of being a man, it was only later he discovered its ability to destroy lives. List [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Living With an Alcoholic in Your Life &#8211; How to Cope</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Jun 2011 10:58:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Living With an Alcoholic in Your Life &#8211; How to Cope Are you tired of trying to find a way to cope with the alcoholic in your life? Would you like to stop spending a fortune on things rehab centers and support groups that do not help? If so, the solution you have been looking [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3><a target="_blank" href="http://www.amazon.com/Living-Alcoholic-Your-Life-ebook/dp/B002HRFJQY%3FSubscriptionId%3DAKIAJ2UAOV4UBY7AQN2Q%26tag%3Djustloseweigh-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB002HRFJQY" rel="nofollow">Living With an Alcoholic in Your Life &#8211; How to Cope</a></h3>
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		<title>Live the Life You Want through Alcohol Recovery</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 Oct 2010 11:48:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Helping People in Alcohol Recovery   The initial stage of alcohol rehabilitation is the most crucial stage, after this an alcohol dependent person finds the rest of the process as a stepping stone to alcohol recovery instead of an obstacle that threatens to bring him down. It is also important that family and friends offer [...]]]></description>
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<p>The initial stage of alcohol rehabilitation is the most crucial stage, after this an alcohol dependent person finds the rest of the process as a stepping stone to alcohol recovery instead of an obstacle that threatens to bring him down. It is also important that family and friends offer support to an addicted person. By knowing that there are people who love and care for him can serve as an inspiration and courage to finish the program as well as inspiration to continue to stay clean of alcohol.</p>
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<p>Recovery is never successful without the complete participation of the patient itself. An alcoholic person who finally decides to enter a facility has either hit rock bottom or realized the harmful effects his alcohol addiction is doing to him. The process of coming clean and shying away from alcohol addiction can be long term or short term. Depending on the person&#8217;s willingness to stop, the path towards recovery and living a normal life is never too far.</p>
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<p>Before a facility can take any reliable information as well as useful and intelligent conversation with an alcoholic person, it is a standard procedure to let the person withdraw from his alcoholism and remain sober. Counseling is less during detoxification as the person can be irrational or not in his normal state of mind. He becomes a threat to other people.</p>
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<p>The advantages of recovering from alcoholism are never clear to someone who&#8217;s still addicted and the idea of submitting to rehabilitation is by far the last on their list. This is the part where alcohol rehabs are most challenged. Even when a person decides to sign up to an alcohol rehabilitation facility, there is still the tendency of not being cooperative most of the time. A counselor should not insist and judge the person in situations like this. The road to recovery is about interaction between a counselor and a patient, discussing the various reasons why he&#8217;s an alcoholic, what prompted him to be dependent and the factors that keep him from breaking away from his addiction.</p>
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<p>Alcohol recovery roots from the person&#8217;s cooperativeness and willingness to share his experience to others. He does not succumb to relapses and is strong enough to detach himself from the people that tend to influence him to going back to his addiction. Abstinence in the intake of alcohol is clear and obvious as well as their continued participation to discussions, counseling and even community service.</p>
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		<title>How can I stop her from trying to cause problems in my life?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mature advice only please. I am serious. I need honest mature opinions to this problem. I am trying to save my marriage. I have a big problem. My husband is a recovering alcoholic. He has been sober from alcohol for almost 6 months. He is also addicted to pills, mainly xanax and lortabs. He does [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mature advice only please. I am serious. I need honest mature opinions to this problem. I am trying to save my marriage. I have a big problem. My husband is a recovering alcoholic. He has been sober from alcohol for almost 6 months. He is also addicted to pills, mainly xanax and lortabs. He does good for a while, then relapses. I understand this is one of the hardest addictions to try and stop on your own and I am trying to give him all the support I can to help him through this. The problem is&#8230; his mother keeps giving him pills behind my back. He finally confessed it to me and now I am stuck with a hard decision to make. What to do about his mother. Do I cut her out of our lives? She is on parole for drug charges herself as she is an addict.. Family traditions huh? I am so angry, I am considering calling her Parole Officer explaining my situation and informing him that she is still doing drugs and every time they call her in for her drug test, she has been using a detox to pee clean, and the shampoo for the hair follicle test. I know this because she told me this. She has already peed dirty once and she denied it and I guess the PO let it slide. Should I go to her PO and tell him what I know to get her out of our lives and away from my husband? Shouldn&#8217;t I do something to keep her away? I need help&#8230; Please<br />
I have talked to her repeatedly about giving pills to her son and the last time I talked to her, she said, &#8220;Well you know he&#8217;s never going to quit taking pills&#8221;, so I told her, &#8220;Not if you keep supplying them he won&#8217;t&#8221; and she left mad. She knows how I feel, but she doesn&#8217;t care. She has been giving him pills since he was a young child, only then she gave him Valium so he would go to bed early so she could stay up and party with her friends. I know this because my husband told me this. He and I are being honest with each other at last. I hate making my husband feel like he is stuck in the middle as he is going through a hard enough time trying to kick his addictions, but his mother has been an enabler to him for so long now. I told him I don&#8217;t want her coming to my home that she is not welcome because I can&#8217;t trust her to support him or me in our marriage and his recovery. He and I have been going to a church for a year now to find help through the Lord and trying to get our lives straightened out. The devil keeps sending people in our lives trying to mess things up. And on top of all that, his mother decided to come to our church this morning. But not alone&#8230;she had brought along a woman who my husband used to go out with and has recently &#8220;befriended&#8221;, and she knows I can&#8217;t stand her. She is trying to cause problems in my life. How do I put a stop to it</p>
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		<title>Addiction Treatment Program At Cliffside Malibu Gives Addicts A Chance At New Life</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 16 Sep 2010 12:17:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Determining whether addiction treatment is needed for an addict can be a difficult decision. However, the decision-making process should include the well being of the addict in your life. While you want them to be well once more, it&#8217;s important that you organize an intervention with their loved ones to explain this to them. While [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Determining whether addiction treatment is needed for an addict can be a difficult decision. However, the decision-making process should include the well being of the addict in your life. While you want them to be well once more, it&#8217;s important that you organize an intervention with their loved ones to explain this to them. While many addicts do not react well to this setting, being the bad guy isn&#8217;t always a bad thing.</p>
<p>An alcohol rehab program offered by Cliffside Malibu will provide a chance at sober living. Their professional staff of doctors, therapists and counselors will work on changing the mindset of the alcoholic as well as work on creating new ways of thinking for the future. Family counseling and therapy sessions also can occur if additional guidance is needed for family members or perhaps resolutions need to be made regarding past situations as a result of the alcohol addiction.</p>
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<p>Cliffside Malibu provides a luxurious outlet to recovery. With their beach front sunny Malibu California location, their drug/alcohol rehab center offers detox and dual diagnosis facilities for patients. After being admitted to Cliffside Malibu, patients are offered a room with down comforters and pillows as well as a turn down service. Other activities patients may embark in include: yoga, massage, hiking and acupuncture. Gourmet food is served within the facility as well.</p>
<p>Ultimately, Cliffside Malibu&#8217;s <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://www.drugrehabsunsetmalibu.com/addiction-treatment/">addiction treatment</a></strong> programs are unrivaled by no one else in the rehab industry. This superior treatment center understands the recovery process and works directly with each patient&#8217;s needs specifically to help them recover. After a patient is admitted to the facility, a specific addiction treatment plan is created. The staff closely monitors and adjusts this plan as needed throughout the patient&#8217;s stay.</p>
<p>With a combination of group, family and individual therapy as well as alcohol dependency knowledge, patients are given the best chance at a new life and sober living options.</p>
<p>Moving through life as an addict can be blinding, not realizing how you react under certain situations can be damaging to many relationships, personal and professional.</p>
<p>For more information on <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://www.drugrehabsunsetmalibu.com/alcohol-rehab/alcohol-treatment/">alcohol treatment</a></strong> or addiction treatment options, visit Cliffsidemalibu.com or Drugrehabsunsetmalibu.com. Their alcohol rehab program provides a means for recovery for any addict.</p>
<p>About Cliffside Malibu: Cliffside Malibu is an <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://www.drugrehabsunsetmalibu.com/alcohol-rehab/alcohol-rehab-programs/">alcohol rehab program</a></strong> as well as offering other drug rehab and addiction treatment facilities. Located in sunny California and on an ocean front and beach front location, Cliffside provides addiction help for alcoholics, drug addicts and other addicts to gambling, porn or eating disorders. With a continuous success rate track record, countless patients have become sober once more due to the professional help from the staff at Cliffside Malibu.</p>
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		<title>Is it wrong for me to not want to help these people in my life with their problems.. read details please?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Sep 2010 14:03:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In Jan. of 2008 I was perhaps an hour away from dieing of an alcohol and klonopin overdose. I was hospitalized for a long time while trying to break my addictions. The withdrawal was awful. I was also using cocaine and percocet but not that specific night. Almost all of my &#8220;friends&#8221; knew that I [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In Jan. of 2008 I was perhaps an hour away from dieing of an alcohol and klonopin overdose. I was hospitalized for a long time while trying to break my addictions. The withdrawal was awful. I was also using cocaine and percocet but not that specific night. Almost all of my &#8220;friends&#8221; knew that I was severely struggling with these addictions. My family also knew but we are not close at all. Nobody helped me or gave support, or even came to see me in the hospital. Now, over a year after I&#8217;ve been clean these same people come to me with their problems and expect me to help them. I feel bad about it but I really don&#8217;t have an interest in helping them. They were not there for me, I don&#8217;t feel as though I should be there for them. Am I in the wrong???</p>
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		<title>Want any1 in your life 2 see the reality of drugs/alcohol?Intervention is on tonight at 10:00pm and I love?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 10 Sep 2010 11:48:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[that show.I think it shows people who are in the addiction where it can take them. It helps people in recovery appreciate their sobriety and get a peek into what they may become when they go out.It&#8217;s good TV.Show it to the addicts in their life and it may give them hope that they can [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>that show.I think it shows people who are in the addiction where it can take them. It helps people in recovery appreciate their sobriety and get a peek into what they may become when they go out.It&#8217;s good TV.Show it to the addicts in their life and it may give them hope that they can recover if they seek help.  <img src='http://alcoholismaddictiontreatment.net/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> http://www.aetv.com/intervention/</p>
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		<title>Drug Rehab Center &#8211; A New Life for Drug Addicted Persons</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:12:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the twenty first century, almost every youngster is an extrovert and wants to live life on his own whether or not they are capable of understanding the goods and the bads. Drug addiction is one of the habits that are popular among younger generation and the intake of drugs is very regular. Drug is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the twenty first century, almost every youngster is an extrovert and wants to live life on his own whether or not they are capable of understanding the goods and the bads. Drug addiction is one of the habits that are popular among younger generation and the intake of drugs is very regular. Drug is actually illegal, yet is the second most common thing used in the world. Drug is the only thing that destroys a person to the point of losing their home, family and friends. Drug addiction is the powerful force in lacking the power to perform and also gives untreated mental and physical pain.</p>
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<p>For a drug addicted person the brain chemistry is actually altered to the point where the unavailability of drug becomes extremely uncomfortable and painful. This compelling force to use addiction become more and more powerful, and also interferes in someone else&#8217;s work, relationships, and health. Wrongly used prescribed drug is just as dangerous as regular drug use.</p>
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<p>Today only one thing that can help a drug addicted person is a drug rehab center. Drug rehab treatment is given to people from all over the word that helps them to recover from addiction. Drug rehabs are the most important and difficult decisions for drug-addicted person but it benefits for lifetime and can change the life completely. <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://www.oasistropical1.com/">Drug addiction recovery</a></strong> is possible with the right medical help and social support. Though so many hospitals are giving treatment to the drug addicted persons, yet a drug rehab center has the perfect ambience for the treatment of every drug addict. They have a kind of treatment that makes him feel the fresh air again.</p>
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<p>Drug rehab center can be double diagnosis oriented. A person with a dual diagnosis that is both drug and alcohol suffers from chemical dependence and has a psychiatric diagnosis such as depression or some kind of disorder. In both the situations, drug rehabs will be addressed. In these <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:_gaq.push(['_trackPageview', '/outgoing/article_exit_link']);" href="http://www.oasistropical1.com/">drug addiction rehab</a></strong>, one may have various types of psychiatric medications and the opportunity to speak and share your depression with a psychiatrist. A drug rehab center encourages healing and begins a new chapter in your life. These key attributes of drug rehab centers let you familiarize yourself so that you can focus your energy on what matters the most that is getting rid from drugs addiction.</p>
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		<title>How can i Help the love of my life with his alcohol addiction?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Aug 2010 11:56:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Im tired of going from dr to specialist to being told he&#8217;s going to die! We&#8217;ve tried some meds and most of them result in the Emergency Room! What can i do or give him that will help with the withdrawls and won&#8217;t cause him to become addicted to what is helping him. 1 addiction [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Im tired of going from dr to specialist to being told he&#8217;s going to die! We&#8217;ve tried some meds  and most of them result in the Emergency Room! What can i do or give him that will help with the withdrawls and won&#8217;t cause him to become addicted to what is helping him. 1 addiction i can handle but getting addicted to pills after being addicted to alcohol im not sure if ill be able to handle that! and for 12 step programs I dont think so! I minus well just let him die! The only modivation he has is me(our love &#038; Christ) and im not sure sending him away would be the smartest thing to do! Any advice will be appreciated!</p>
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		<title>Drug Addiction, There Is Hope &#8211; Life can be crazy.  Life can be stressful.  Life can be hard to take.  These are all truths that are just simple facts.</title>
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		<title>Addiction Treatment Can Change Your Life With The Right Treatment Facility</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Jul 2010 11:51:21 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Malibu, California, April, 2009 – The current economical state of the country has been a stressful time for many individuals. A mounting pile of bills remains unpaid. Among that pile is a mortgage and a car payment with no end in sight for paying either. You can feel the financial pressure mounting on a daily basis. Just when you think it can not get worse, you receive notice at work that you are going to be laid off. All of these situations build up inside and are bound to create overwhelming feelings of never getting ahead or out from under the financial strains in your world.</p>
<p> You quickly look for an outlet for the stress. It is all too common for that outlet to be alcohol. At first there is not a problem. You are just having a drink to relax and forget about the financial stress of life. Then one drink becomes two and before you even realize what has happened, you are an alcoholic with a drinking problem. By this point you have damaged relationships, broken promises to loved ones and your life has fallen into utter chaos. You need to seek out an <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.drugrehabsunsetmalibu.com/alcohol-rehab/alcohol-rehab-programs/">alcohol rehab program</a></strong> but just the mere thought of that has you reaching for another drink.</p>
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<p> Take a deep breath and remember that you are not alone. You need a treatment center that feels like home. You need a place where you will be seen as a person and not another statistic. Look no further than Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu. This is a revolutionary treatment center destined to change the way you and others in need of help receive <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.drugrehabsunsetmalibu.com/alcohol-rehab/alcohol-treatment/">alcohol treatment</a></strong>.</p>
<p> Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu understands the point that has brought you to their front door. They are here to help and promise to be by your side every step of the way. Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu sees you as a whole body person in need of help. There is more to you than just the alcohol addiction issue. You are a living, breathing person in need of help. Your treatment begins with a one-on-one session with a trained counselor to determine the best course of treatment for you. It will be designed for you and address the individual needs you have and provide steps to get you on the right road towards recovery.</p>
<p> Treatment programs offered at Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu are a mixture of traditional and holistic programs. On the holistic approach you will undergo an acupuncture session or spend an afternoon in equine therapy. You will find relaxation and begin the healing process through massage therapy. On the traditional approach, you will undergo the pains of detoxification as your body cleanses itself of the toxins in your system. You will attend individual and group therapy counseling sessions and receive relapse prevention tools for when you are once again part of the outside world.</p>
<p> Separately a holistic and traditional approach to alcohol treatment does offer a certain degree of success. Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu understands this and that is why the rehabilitation center approaches alcohol treatment in a mixture approach of holistic and traditional programs.</p>
<p> Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu is tucked away in a secluded part of California and offers its residents a soothing environment to face the demons and put addiction behind them once and for all. You will have a variety of amenities available such as personal trainers, botanical gardens and world class chefs ready to prepare delicious meals for you around the clock. More importantly you will be forming a life long support system of friends, counselors and other staff members who will be there in those moments of weakness in the outside world.</p>
<p> About Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu: Drug Rehab Sunset Malibu is an <strong><a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.drugrehabsunsetmalibu.com/addiction-treatment/">addiction treatment</a></strong> facility located just outside Los Angeles that specializes in whole body drug and alcohol treatment programs. Holistic programs like equine therapy are combined with the traditional therapy approach to help an addict make a new lease on life.</p>
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		<title>Drug And Alcohol Rehab-Make Your Life Meaningful Through Treatment</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 18 Jun 2010 12:16:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Habits of smoking, drinking alcohol and taking drugs are increasingly becoming the bane of the modern society. A person often tries such things out of impulse, stress or simply out of curiosity. Sometimes they do it just to accompany friends and colleagues and this habit increases later and becomes an addiction. But the result is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Habits of smoking, drinking alcohol and taking drugs are increasingly becoming the bane of the modern society. A person often tries such things out of impulse, stress or simply out of curiosity. Sometimes they do it just to accompany friends and colleagues and this habit increases later and becomes an addiction. But the result is the same in each such case. The addicted person damages themselves both physically and mentally. In the end, they must take recourse to drug and alcohol rehab to come out of their addiction.</p>
<p>The person trapped in <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com/" title="drug and alcohol rehab">drugs or alcohol addiction</a> is normally not able to visualize the after-effects of substance abuse. They fail to understand the importance of their valuable life. The person not only develops mental problems and incurs physical destruction but also suffers broken personal and working relationships. In the course of time, their loved ones also suffer deep trauma. Such people need sympathy, care and proper counseling so that they can overcome this difficult phase of their lives.</p>
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<p>The rehabilitation centers are meant for such distressed people. In such centers these people learn to revive their confidence, memory, energy, faith and enthusiasm towards life. They are guided to learn and value the precious life gifted by God and to value the different relationships around them.</p>
<p>The process of recovery is slow but certain. At an approved addiction rehab, there are trained teams of counselors who enlighten and help in de-stressing the patients. The specialized staffs at the centers recognize the needs and complexities of each patient and treat them accordingly. These centers are not merely nursing homes. They are places for mental, physical and spiritual healing. Former addicts know the condition of the patient better and therefore they inspire the patient to change favorably by sharing their own life experiences.</p>
<p>Beside the patients, the family and friends are given counseling sessions if required. This helps them in coping better with the situation and enables them to understand and support the patient in a more tolerant manner. The purpose is to give positive vibes to the patient from all corners.</p>
<p>A <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com/" title="drug and alcohol rehab">drug and alcohol rehab</a> is equipped to deal a variety of cases. Dependence on different kinds of substances requires different treatment. Each substance or chemical has its distinctive effects on the mind and body of the addicted person. Therefore, the same method of detoxification and recovery cannot be applied blindly to each case. The center recognizes this fact and formulates tailor-made programs.</p>
<p>Once the patient is detoxified, they are exposed to various therapies and motivated to abstain from drug and alcohol abuse. Though it is a difficult phase and a cumbersome process, the support of doctors and the compassionate staff helps a patient to recuperate properly. Once the person gains full recovery, the drug and alcohol rehab even extends an after-care program for the patient. Hereby they are given regular guidance on diet, health, communication and life skills. The motive is to bring back the recovered person into the community mainstream.</p>
<p>The stay period in a rehab is therefore not a time of seclusion and despair. It is actually the bridge between phases of hopelessness and a fresh, healthy life full of hope. At a <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com/" title="drug and alcohol rehab">drug and alcohol rehab</a>, one learns to enjoy and value the gift of life and reconnect with the society.</p>
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<p>Before making a decision on getting drug treatment, be sure to check out a <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com/" title="drug and alcohol rehab">drug and alcohol rehab</a> and ask them questions so you may make an educated decision whether or not it is the right treatment center for you and your needs. At a <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com/" title="drug and alcohol rehab">drug and alcohol rehab</a> you will learn about the disease of addiction and how to overcome addiction.</p>
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		<title>Lead a New Life by visiting Drug and Alcohol Rehab</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 02 Jun 2010 12:11:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It is indeed very painful to see a loved one suffering from addiction to drug or alcohol! If you have personally been through such an experience, it will be possible for you to understand what a miserable life people who are addicted to drugs and alcohol have to lead. They ruin their own lives along [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It is indeed very painful to see a loved one suffering from addiction to drug or alcohol! If you have personally been through such an experience, it will be possible for you to understand what a miserable life people who are addicted to drugs and alcohol have to lead. They ruin their own lives along with disturbing the lives of other people around them. The best way of coming out of such a situation is going to the drug and alcohol rehab without delay. However, initially everyone tries to overcome their addiction on their own. It is only after every effort fails does one visit a <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com">drug and alcohol rehab</a>.</p>
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<p>The main intention behind visiting a rehab and starting treatment for addiction is to regain control over your life. Drug addiction and alcoholism are not problems that can go away simply through some basic medication and counseling. You need to undergo a complete process if you want to overcome this problem for good. The first thing which you must do is look for a suitable drug and alcohol rehab where you can get suitable treatment. You should never select a rehabilitation center for your treatment just at random or in a hurry. Proper treatment at a good rehab is the best way to return to leading a new life. However, an improper rehabilitation center will not solve the problem. It might even complicate your addiction further. You should consider several important factors while selecting a drug and alcohol rehab. Only then should you decide on a rehab.</p>
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<p>Through proper searches, online and offline, you are certain to get a good rehabilitation center. Explore the options and select a good center which will meet your requirements. You must confirm the time duration for which you will be in that center well in advance. This is because the duration for which you will be in the rehab will decide how early you will be able to quit these addictions. A proper <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com">drug and alcohol rehab</a> conducts many programs that lead to the recovery of the patient. Medication, therapy, counseling, group sessions are a few of these. During the counseling sessions, the recovering addicts are educated about the hazardous ill-effects of drugs on the human body and mind. These processes are all aimed at swift and proper recovery of the patient. Relapse prevention is a very important factor that is kept in mind all the time. Such centers change your way of leading the life completely. When you get back home after recovery, it will be like leading a completely different and a fresh, new life.</p>
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<p>Your own effort is always the most important factor behind any treatment for drug or alcohol addiction. Drugs and alcohol are not easy to give up for an addicted person. You have to, therefore, make strong and sincere efforts to do so. If you want to turn over a new leaf by overcoming all addictions, you must accept the treatment given to you from your heart and follow the advice of doctors and counselors. You must remember that no rehabilitation center or clinic in the world can help you if you do not want to come out of addiction yourself. You must, however, constantly remind yourself that a fresh life full of potentials awaits you at the end of your stay at the rehab. This will definitely serve as a great incentive.</p>
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<p>Before making a decision on getting drug treatment, be sure to check out a <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com/">drug and alcohol rehab</a> and ask them questions so you may make an educated decision whether or not it is the right treatment center for you and your needs. At a <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.transformationstreatment.com/">drug and alcohol rehab</a> you will learn about the disease of addiction and how to overcome addiction.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 23 May 2010 12:21:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Hell&#8217;s Highway: A True Life Journey Of Child Abuse, Alcohol And Drug Addiction.</title>
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		<title>There is hope &amp; life after Alcohol Addiction &amp; Drug Addiction.</title>
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		<title>Alcohol &amp; Addiction in Action: the Life and Death of Joe Rowley</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 21 Apr 2010 12:14:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Life And Death Of Joe Rowley. The funny thing is, I didn’t know Joe that well. He was only an acquaintance really, a drinking acquaintance, not a close friend of mine by any stretch of the imagination. A ship that passed in the drink and drug soaked long dark night of my soul. So [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Life And Death Of Joe Rowley. </p>
<p>The funny thing is, I didn’t know Joe that well.</p>
<p>He was only an acquaintance really, a drinking acquaintance, not a close friend of mine by any stretch of the imagination. A ship that passed in the drink and drug soaked long dark night of my soul. So why was it that when I heard of his death, six thousand miles away, and more than a sober year or two after our last contact, that I was moved to tears? I cannot find a full explanation yet, it remains a teasing and tantalizing will o’ the wisp, dancing on the peripheral fringes of my consciousness. Perhaps in writing this and recounting the facts of the matter, I will be able to find some resolution, as I still get teary, some thirty years later, when I think of Joe, and the manner of his end. </p>
<p>I had moved from London, our English capital city, to Brighton, a small seaside holiday town about sixty miles South, with it’s more provincial ambience. Also, as a holiday resort, it possessed a subclass that derived much of it’s income from the periodic influx of tourists. These people ranged from those who provided legitimate services, such as board and lodging, a well known genera including such sub-species as seaside landladies and hotel workers, to the more exploitative, such as bargirls, and the downright predatory, such as pick-pockets and pimps. Graham Green in his novel Brighton Rock, gives his grim, gray, grainy portrait of these under classes, with their admixture of petty criminality, that populate this underside of Brighton society; and the sordid parabolas of fungal doom that constitute the nightblooming of their lives. Probably not so different from many towns whose income is in some large part derived from similar sources. </p>
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<p>Joe, earning his living as a beach photographer, was mid-range in his grubby occupation. A bit exploitative of the visitors, with his persistent persuasive importunings, as he prevailed upon tourists to purchase his services, hawked on the promenade and lower beachfront, without going as far as to actually insert his hand into their pocket. Myself, drinking within bar patios on the lower beachfront level, had plenty of opportunity to observe Joe ply his trade. Manipulating vacationers with what I now realize was an underlying, but ever present, driving desperation. Joe would be a clown for people, mock himself, present himself in any way he thought would ingratiate. He uttered his smoothly flowing conman patter, it poured out of his mouth without seeming effort, as he at times literally capered in front of a prospect whose path he had blocked. Joe had the gift of the gab. For me, this was observed mainly during the daytime, on sunny public holidays or weekends, which attracted me to the vicinity of his beat. Lucrative times for Joe, but he was probably similarly engaged most other days too, unless it was raining, or too cold and windy, or all three, on that coast of frequent hurtling squalls. God knows how he got by in some of the savage months of Winter.</p>
<p>Now and again Joe would take a break, and join the company for a beer, camera slung around his neck, like some disreputable reporter from the holiday beachhead, before resuming his endeavors. Conversing and joking around, always active and animated, bouncy with a cheerful ready wit, nut-brown from the regular exposure to the sun that he absorbed as the condition of his line of work, he was an entertaining companion. Perhaps a bit of a rough diamond, with his short crew cut hair lending an oafish look to his short and stocky build, part soldier, part gangster thug. Though he hardly stood out in this seafront assembly of drinkers, daylight ladies of the evening, hustlers, midday drunken tourists, misfits and ne’er do wells of every stripe. You understand, the usual potpourri of riff raff to be found in such places. For all his chunky masculinity, I never saw Joe with a woman. It’s not that he gave any indication that he was gay. He just seemed more at ease and more often at home in the company of men. Though in all conscience, he was seemingly as relaxed when my then wife was present drinking with me, passing the time of day with her in amiable chit chat and superficial banter. Joe gave no indication of superior education or culture either. His language was commonplace, salty and vulgar on occasion as it might be. He never infringed on a topic of any meaning, all was pitched on a mundane everyday level. Only the quickness of his sharp wit at times revealed there might be more intelligence to Joe than was normally allowed to be visible. Of course, even in those quarters, as elsewhere, rapid wit and skills at repartee gain their owner respect, so Joe probable felt it safe to show them. </p>
<p>One late sunny Sunday morning, Joe entered the seafront bar I happened to be patronizing. After buying his first drink, he began pitching me his service. Making me a “mark”, a “John”, a breach of ethics really, you don’t con your own tribe. But I was not a close member, a hippy, with long hair, a full beard, unusual for that time and place. I had financial status too, owner of a car and a three-bedroom house, host of noisy weekend revels to the town’s gallimaufry of colorful characters. But his likeability was disarming, the amount of money was small to me, and I enjoyed the pitter of his patter and the easy grace with which he propositioned me, taking it all in with detached amusement while knowing exactly what he was doing. I also knew, he would take something back from whatever I gave him, at the special cut rate that he was using to tempt me, (after all we were friends weren’t we, so he was offering me a good deal on that basis). I just knew he would screw me somehow. My intuition was vindicated later when he gave me the roll of film he took, leaving me to pay for the cost of developing it, with some barefaced shameless flim-flam explanation of why he was doing so. I just laughed. Now I see the covert desperation was his driving need for money to drink. Perhaps on some inner level I knew and sympathized, feeling more fortunate, as my need for drink and drugs was just as driving, but my means were more equal to my needs.</p>
<p>I would also see Joe in another bar, or a pub as they are also termed in England, a mostly weekend evening hangout, where I often sat in with the musicians. This was one of the several pubs we frequented that sold British apple wine. Because it was home produced and carried no import tax on it’s alcohol content, it was comparatively pretty cheap, as strong as sherry, relatively palatable, and with the well-deserved reputation for creating a crazed drunkenness. This of course only added to the popularity of Merrydown, as it was named with a touch of drollery. Several times, early in the evening, which perhaps accounts for the fact that I was conscious enough to retain the memory, Joe would join me at the bar. This was in fact where he returned the undeveloped roll of film to me on one occasion. He would order a glass of Merrydown, which arrived in a capacious tumbler, full to the brim, and leave it on the bar. He would ignore his drink, chatting casually, as if it were of no interest, as if he had half forgotten it. After a few minutes or so, as if catching sight of it, as if vaguely remembering what he was engaged in, “Oh yes, I have a drink somewhere don’t I?”, he would pick it up with a smooth rapidity, raising his glass as he tilted his head back, and drain the entire contents in one set of swift gulping swallows. Then swinging the glass down in a wide arc to crash it on the bar, he would look at me and state rhetorically, “We’re such bastards Brian, aren’t we? Such bastards!” And then order another, and another, and another, each accompanied by a repeat performance. The dissembler with beads of sweat on his forehead. That were not created by the warm evening. Now I realize how badly Joe needed those drinks, he had reached the stage of physically addicted alcoholism, and I was close on his heels. So why the charade? What was he hiding from whom? Not wanting to admit his “weakness”, I guess he wanted to keep some shred of self-respect, some façade that hid reality as much from himself, as from others. Pretending he wasn’t so desperately in need of the drink that in actuality he was so desperately in need of. </p>
<p>Now if the party, i.e. the drunken debauch, was not at my house, mostly we would congregate at Grace and Gordon’s basement flat, and Joe would infrequently show up there too, late into the night. Grace was known even among us as an as an outrageous alcoholic. Arising around noon, she would spend two hours putting on her makeup with shaking hands, while consuming large glasses of Merrydown, or anything alcoholic that had been donated by a guest the night before. Or lacking a commercial product, resorting to her still cloudy homebrewed wine, that had barely finished fermenting. Ugh! Every morning, without fail. By nightfall she was roaring drunk and ready to party. Gordon was a fabulous, almost mythic figure. Sporting a military moustache, a relic of his service in the army, which he detested, the thinning hair was drawn back into an incongruent silky blondish ponytail, barely concealing his balding crown. Again an even more unusual deviant appearance considering his age, at this time and in this place. Gordon loved his drink too, was highly enamored of pot, and took far more amphetamines than he let on. Grace smoked weed if it was around, as did most on this scene, but booze was her first true love without any question. Both of them were some ten years senior to myself, at that time in my early thirties. Grace latterly was taking pills for the flashes of light across her vision, and the sudden pains shooting down her face. It was so obvious her drinking caused them, except to her Doctor of course, to whom she probably lied anyway. After I left I heard she was admitted to hospital with a diagnosis of some kind of “nerve problem.” Ha! I’ll say. From Grace and Gordon I think I remember half hearing in some dim hallucinatory state, the story that Joe had once owned a nightclub in South London, but had had it taken from him by the coercion of some brutal gangsters. That would account for his air of toughness. And then, during his descent, his wife had deserted him. You might think this was Joe’s tragedy, but I now see it was so much more than only that. </p>
<p>One night, around one or two am, Joe shows up at Grace and Gordon’s. He is as stoned as we are, and sits slumped in silence, almost collapsed, in an armchair. The music is turned down low, and the conversation sluggish and intermittent, all of those present being in their own sunken state of chemical torpor. All of a sudden, during a pause, a moment of silence, Joe begins to speak. To recite actually. Joe is reciting a lengthy poem.. from memory. And not only that, he is expressing himself with a phenomenal artistry. Every nuance of feeling, every scintilla of meaning, Joe is wringing it out of the poem, displaying the delicate, sensitive, subtle sensibilities of a truly poetic soul. His eyes are dull with a distant look. It is almost as if he is semi-conscious, and some other inhabitant of his inner world is speaking through him. Some deeply buried part of him has sprung to life, and Joe himself seems almost unaware of what he is doing. In the doom ridden besotted gloom we are entranced, enthralled, held spellbound by his words and their meaning, in one of those rare jeweled moments of timeless eternity that are occasionally found set amongst the dregs of drugged and drunken time warps. Who could of known Joe had this in him? I cannot even recall the poem at all, but I know it had greatness, a loveliness that Joe crystallized out of his own being. I only recall the feelings of sacred awe at witnessing the beauty of Joe’s hugeness, and the quality of his intellect and sensitivity, that could penetrate and encompass on every level, each and every nook and cranny of his poem. For all I know, he wrote it himself. </p>
<p>So the real tragedy of Joe Rowley was one of this more significant loss. The prostitution of his talents, wasting himself to survive. That sadness in some place inside breeding such guilt, remorse and self-hatred, “We’re such bastards Brian, aren’t we? Such bastards!” As he was forced to abandon and betray himself over and over again. Never knowing that his addiction to alcohol was relentlessly consuming his life and being, completely out of any control by who he thought he was. The victim of a state of mind and body of which he had no comprehension. Never knowing of his own goodness. Never cognizant of his own great heart and the sweetness of his shining spirit, which stood so briefly revealed in those phantasmagoric moments, when the curtain of his lesser being was drawn aside. Driven down to ever-lower depths of self-degradation and self-destruction by the scourge of his alcoholism. Till he reached that inevitable terminal nadir, that deep pit, so deep that the only escape from it is through the still deeper bottom that is death. The news I received, later and so far away, was that Joe had choked on his own vomit, while unconscious from a combination of alcohol and sleeping pills, like so many before and since. This was his swansong.</p>
<p>And my sorrow for Joe.. perhaps is not only for him.. perhaps this is the explanation for that fleeting recurrent source of tears. I see so much of me and my life reflected in Joe and his life.. so much of what was true of him has been true of me. And then there are the myriad matching marching cohorts, past present and future.. treading some such path to some such similar an end. </p>
<p>I never had that film Joe took of me developed.. I lost it some time ago… somewhere along the way.</p>
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<p>When alcoholism hits, it’s never a pretty thing. Because alcohol is a socially acceptable substance, it’s easy to ignore addiction until it becomes severe. Then something happens. There’s an accident, an arrest, a job loss or loss of family, something breaks into the fog and says it’s time to get help. Then comes the search, Alcohol Rehab California, and the darkness of being overwhelmed pours in. There are literally thousands. And they all say the same thing, alcoholism is a disease with no cure, there is no freedom from the craving. That is the conventional and current wisdom, that alcoholism is a disease requiring pharmaceutical help to manage withdrawal – yes, replacing one drug with another – and that the addict will never truly be free, but will always be an alcoholic. With such a depressing outlook, it’s no wonder that many simply choose to not enter an Alcohol Addiction Center. It’s even less surprising that those who do, those who enter an Alcohol Treatment Facility and spend their 28 days in rehab often relapse. It becomes a revolving door. The addict reaches a traumatic point, enters a California Alcohol Treatment Center, and comes out a recovering alcoholic. The mentality of being an alcoholic is still there, the image is that they are forever and always an addict, with no hope of ever being free. With no coping mechanisms, no skills to live a life of sobriety, they soon relapse. They’re in and out of Alcohol Treatment Centers, never really cured, because the conventional wisdom is that alcoholism is incurable.</p>
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<p>If that sounds like a depressing cycle, it is. If you believe there should be a different answer, that there must be a different answer, you’re right. Go back to the search results from Alcohol Rehab<strong> </strong>California and start looking for something different. You’ll find it. Not all Alcohol Treatment Centers are the same, take one look at the Narconon program and you’ll soon see why. The first difference you will find is Narconon does not use drugs to facilitate withdrawals. Instead, a natural, holistic program rids the body of the accumulated toxins and chemicals that are the result of addiction. This isn’t replacing one drug with yet another. This is completely freeing the body of chemical dependency. Getting rid of the chemical residues is key to achieving physical freedom from addiction. At the Narconon Alcohol Addiction Center, they do not believe that alcoholism is an incurable disease, or that the addict will always be an alcoholic. They do believe that lifelong recovery and freedom are possible.</p>
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<p>The California Alcohol Treatment Center starts with the detox program and then moves on to a series of classes, in fact, participants are not called patients, but instead are students. The students go through the classes, learning coping skills, addressing the root psychological causes of addiction and building life skills that will allow them to live their lives free of addiction. They learn the skills needed to face life head on, without returning to their addictive behaviors. When they leave the Narconon Alcohol Treatment Facility, they are equipped for life, and a comprehensive follow up program helps ensure continued success. There is something different out there, it’s called Narconon.</p>
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<p>When alcohol is used over a long time period, it can lead to addiction, also known as alcoholism.  This not only affects the health and daily life of the one with the problem, it also affects the entire family.  Many people have a drink or two when they attend social functions, but when it is consumed heavily and on a daily basis, it can become a problem.  Leaning on alcohol as a crutch harmful to every aspect of an individuals life.</p>
<p>Flagstaff drug &amp; alcohol abuse treatment helps the person understand how the thoughts they have affect their behavior and feelings so that they can make the necessary changes and learn to view the problems they may face in a different way.  Cognitive behavioral therapy is a key component of treatment, and very effective in most cases.  If you feel that you could not function without alcohol in your life, but have a real desire to conquer these cravings, it can certainly be accomplished.</p>
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<p>What leads to an individual becoming addicted to alcohol?  Their are several things that may play a role, and perhaps a combination of contributing factors.  Scientists believe that in some instances the tendency to become addicted may be inherited.  Traumatic life experiences, peer pressure, cultural changes and environment may also play a part.</p>
<p>Alcoholism can, but does not necessarily, lead to serious health issues and trouble.  It can destroy not only your physical health, but your mental health as well.  Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol destroys brain cells, and affects internal organs such as the heart and liver.</p>
<p>This information is not to scare you, but to help give you more incentive if you feel that you are addicted and want to stop drinking.  Can you ever have the normal, functional life that you once did, without depending on substances to get you through the day?  Yes, you can.  Learn more about <a rel="nofollow" onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/article_exit_link');" href="http://www.greengateintensive.com/Alcohol_Addiction.html">Arizona alcohol addiction treatment</a> and how it can help you regain your health and happiness.</p>
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