Alcoholism And Related Symptoms

By Dave Sober


Alcohol Abuse and Ways to Completely Quit

Many alcoholics know the reason WHY they need to quit the bad habit. What they truly don't know is HOW to do it. Maybe you have made a huge legal mess or you have lost another job. Maybe your spouse has dumped you or your family is tired of your actions. These are only a few of the reasons why you need to be sure to give up alcohol abuse.

Those who believe they abuse alcohol are normally correct. Nonetheless, admitting it is much easier than doing something about it. Numerous individuals who drink heavily know deep down inside that they have a problem.

If there is a Magic Pill to give up drinking, an alcoholic will certainly buy one. Or perhaps a hypnotist to 'reprogram' your craving for liquor. If you would like to go back to when you really started drinking liquor, a time machine would be helpful.

Sadly, there are no gimmicky methods or magic pills. Firstly, you should learn how to live your life without liquor. For some, it is going to be painful; alcohol cravings could be lengthy. If you would like to be successful then you could utilize some tools and strategies. If you're an alcoholic who has been drinking a lot for a long period of time, you should ask for your doctor's advice prior to quitting to help you through withdrawal and detox. For some individuals, the pain and discomfort is negligible. Many alcoholics have attempted to give up once or twice in their lives. Physically yearning for liquor is something one could go through for years. And if you don't learn how to live without drinking, likely you would not succeed. Just one of 1000 alcoholics stay sober for a couple of years. You can be that ONE if you're really determined.

You would be unsuccessful if you do not follow the disciplined process to quit drinking alcohol.

First and foremost, you should admit to yourself that you need to quit drinking.

Jot down all the reasons that you believe you have to quit drinking alcohol. Do not leave anything out, tell the whole story. Include those humiliating times and the people you have emotionally and physically hurt. Put this paper in a secure place so that you could read it when you have to expel any doubt that your need to stop drinking alcohol.

It can also help if you think about the money you spend each and every time you drink liquor - purchasing it, going to bars, the legal fees and income loss. Check your budget and your credit card statement; do not just invent numbers. Whether its mentally, physically or financially; alcohol abuse is harmful in lots of aspects.

Truthfulness is crucial in order to succeed and completely recover from alcohol abuse. When you are ready, it's time to commit to giving up.

Set a Doctor's Appointment

The damage done to your system is something only a medical doctor could assess. The medical doctor can also assess how you should quit drinking. You might require hospitalization and medical supervision, or you may be able to do it alone.

Telling Those You Trust Can be Helpful

If you need understanding and help throughout the process, tell individuals you trust that you would quit drinking alcohol. Most individuals are flattered and would be there to help and support you throughout the difficult times.

Find Meetings

One place to be with individuals who have experienced what you are experiencing is the 12 Step Meetings. Looking for 12 Step meetings within your area can get you started. Various meetings draw various people. Try to attend as many meetings within your area or better yet, try to attend 90 meetings in 90 days. These meetings would give you all of the information you need on how to quit drinking alcohol.

Great job on getting to this point in your drinking career. Just continue to be determined and control the urge?live a life with no alcohol in your body.




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