Alcoholism Recovery & Treatment

Question by Elric of Melniboné: 3 months Rehab after an alcohol detox, what’s it like?
Have had my funding for a detox rejected as the panel discussing it feel I need rehab, just want to know what experiences people have to share to get me prepared for it.

Kind regards

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Answer by nanny chris w
All you can do ,is look on it as a holiday in a ‘dry’ country!

We’re behind you – well, it will be panto season when you come home!!!

You’ll do it!

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Question by danigirl: What are the effects of alcohol after having concussions?
ive had 4 concussions, and i was wondering if because of that my intake of alcohol is effected.

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Answer by Michelle
I don’t have any scientific statements. But I can tell you that I had a head injury over 9 years ago. I still can’t handle much alcohol for my size.

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Question by Michael R: Can an alcohol withdrawal occur on the 8th after a 7 day binge?
3 blackouts in the week. Severe intoxication the other 4 days.
I’m not trying to prove a thing. I had the shakes and was cold sweating last night after a week-long binge and I was worried.

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Answer by iM BaCk
yeahh and it might also last a while too.. not good for you mann

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Question by LaCoste: Whats the best way to DETOX your body after drinking/alcohol?
I notice everytime I drink alcohol, next morning my skin gets dry and I feel tired especially in the summer and my skin looks dull!
someone mention to me..chinese green tea!? Just curious.

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Answer by Presh4U
drink water before you go to bed, and wash and moisturize your face.

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Question by myor28574: After three day treatment for alcohol, does the person sleep all the time?
My husband just spent three days in a detox unit for alcohol addiction, and all he has done today is sleep, and he has been giving me the cold shoulder. Is this normal behavor?

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Answer by Molly
Yes it is. When the body has alcohol in it, your brain doesn’t sleep properly. It skips the dream phase of sleep and it’s there, where we get our true rest.

The alcohol makes us sleep too deeply and that is NOT where our brains recover. It’s durring rem. The dream state.

He’s catching up on his rem (Rapid eye movement) or dreaming state now because his brain has been deprived of it.

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