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23 Jan, 2010

A Cure Versus Treatment for Alcoholism

Posted by: kathe123 In: Alcoholism

I was speaking to a friend of mine the other day who was alcoholic for years, in addition to being a cocaine addict. After a year of sobriety he felt he was ready to start drinking socially, but not use cocaine. When they went for treatment for alcoholism they presented to them that alcoholism was a disease. That there was treatment for alcoholism, but not a life time cure, due to the fact it is a disease.

While the overwhelming majority of people who have had treatment for alcoholism and choose to return to drinking return to alcoholic drinking there are those people who are able to drink socially again. So is there a cure? can someone receive alcoholism treatment and drink socially again. My only answer to this is the downside is so great to return to drinking after alcoholism treatment, why risk it. Some people don’t see it this way.

1 Response to "A Cure Versus Treatment for Alcoholism"

1 | CP from alcoholism-and-drug-addiction-help.com

January 25th, 2010 at 2:40 pm

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I also know friends who thought they could do something similar … forget it. Won’t work – or at least the chances are so remote of managing it successfully. Our addictive tendencies will simply lead us to substituting our drug of choice for something else … with the chances being it leads us straight back to our drug of choice. The fact that alcohol also lowers inhibitions and boundaries means you’re far likely to pick up under the influence than if sober. Sobriety is the only lasting solution for an addict. Why fight it?

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