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One more thing,
For all of you that like a drink, binge drink, or drink a little too much, I recommend that you try something less harmful like heroin or crack, or crystal meths.
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All you experts waffling on, yet no-one has mentioned the obvious….
Yet you have been openly describing me as a raging alcoholic for a number of weeks. Seems that waffle is infectious. I stooped drinking near on 8 weeks ago, overnight, through willpower alone and stubbornness. Guess that theory about detox is mightily flawed, applying your own logic of course.
Or you wasn’t addicted enough? Were you a legless raging desperate alcoholic, falling out out of bed ?
Or you wasn’t addicted enough? Were you a legless raging desperate alcoholic, falling out out of bed ?
I am merely applying your logic and the language you choose Alfred, unless of course you know better than everyone else, including the health professionals who have commented. Each story is unique, as are the degrees of alcoholism, I accept I didn’t explain myself very well earlier and so it was misunderstood, you haven’t either and your first sentence doesn’t help your theory either does it.
Oh and you don’t have to be at deaths door falling out of bed rat arsed, I would imagine Judges all over the UK do it frequently.
Has someone said they also had to be locked up and denied medical help?
Spot on Netty. No one has ever nor would ever suggest that. I said help, that means the proper help she needs via the appropriate people,trained to help people with drink problems. It’s either get help or die.
All you experts waffling on, yet no-one has mentioned the obvious….
Yet you have been openly describing me as a raging alcoholic for a number of weeks. Seems that waffle is infectious. I stooped drinking near on 8 weeks ago, overnight, through willpower alone and stubbornness. Guess that theory about detox is mightily flawed, applying your own logic of course.
Nice one! Well done.
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I am merely applying your logic
including the health professionals who have commented
You seem to be mistaken, these are not my theories, I am just relaying to you from medical professionals, (try reading the link at the bottom of my first post)
including the health professionals who have commented.
with all respects to the health professionals who have commented,
Some of Rehabs.com’s Professional Contributors includeJohn F. Kelly, Ph.D: Harvard Medical School
Anne Fletcher, M.S., R.D.: Author of “Inside Rehab”
Kevin A. Sabet: Project SAM (Smart Approaches to Marijuana)
Mark Kleiman, Ph.D., M.P.P.: UCLA School of Public Affairs
try taking it up with one of the above.Guess that theory about detox is mightily flawed,
Why because you didnt die when you detoxed?
Can you not read? the article clearly uses the terms “can” and “could” not “shall” or “will”In other words, it can or could kill, not “will” kill. As you point out, every case is different and depends on the level of addiction.
Being run over by a car “can” also kill, doesn’t mean it “will” kill.
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Anyway, all you boozers, please, do yourselves, and society a massive favour and use / abuse something softer and less harmful like heroin, crack cocaine or ketamine, or something MUCH softer and harmless like Ecstasy, LSD or Cannabis.
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You contradict yourself Alfred.
Being run over by a car “can” also kill, doesn’t mean it “will” kill.
I totally agree. Which was my point. If I could be bothered getting into a Blossomesque tit for tat argument with you, I would present an alternative, I can’t be bothered though. So you carry on.
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