Alcoholism Recovery & Treatment

Question by simmy=): How many people in Canada are affected by alcoholism?

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Answer by Gina
I am not a Canadian citizen, I live in the USA, but I have read and heard that many, many of the Indians who live there are addicted to alcohol. What a shame.

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Question by enigme_zagadka: Why is it okay to be predisposed toward “being gay”, but people try to cure inherited alcoholism or violence?
The argument is either “God made me this way” or “My DNA made me this way.” How can it be okay to be genetically predisposed toward same-sex attraction, but not okay to let your genes dictate what actions you take in other spheres of your life?

a short list of heritable traits and how (some people say) society accepts them:
gay – okay?
alcoholism – not okay?
violence – not okay?
gambling addiction – not okay?

Are the tendencies toward heritable but not desired traits any less “natural” than whatever might genetically incline a person to “be gay?”

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Answer by Mrs. W
All four of these things are not genetics. They are sin, and therefore not okay. This ‘I was born that way’ argument is new. and a lie from the pit of hell.

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request № : Why is it that people with alcoholism with a tendency to blame others? Sorry, have published in this section of the habit. If you do not mind that the answer would still great. Thank you. best answer:

response purplenight22
“whore his mother is my drink “!!!!!!… ……… Bitch

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request № : Why is it that people alcoholism with a tendency to blame others? are the best answer: response to Lourdes R
perhaps because they themselves are guilty.

Question by Jenk: Are some people more susceptible to alcoholism?
I feel like I am. I’m only 16, I’ve been drunk once, but lately all I can think about is drinking. I’m not the partying/crazy type, but for some reason I want alcohol a lot. There are a few alcoholics in my family, and nearly everyone (even those underage) drinks at least a little. Do you think this type of thing runs in the family? Is there any sort of evidence that suggests it?

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Answer by pew. pew.
Uh, yes it absolutely runs in families. If you have a parent/grandparent with alcoholism you are much more likely to become one yourself.
Seriously, I’ve seen this stuff first hand.
You don’t want that.
Try to stay away from it.

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