You would be more believable if you leare to spell, or used your spellchecker. (BTW, I love your comment about God; I agree).
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If she's 19, she's legally an adult, and you ccan't do anything about her drinking except try to get her to AA. Legally, you can't make her do anything (You can't get anyone to do anything; you can ...
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There IS a drug for opiate addicts (methadone), but it's not for alcoholics. They sometimes do use sedatives (Librium and stronger tranquilizers) to stop D.T.'s, but these are not for long term use ...
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It seems to me that attending such a party, especially if you are new to sobriety, is very dangerous. If you have a reason to attend (if you have some sobriety under your belt, and it's a rather ...
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First, no one can answer the question as to whether you are addicted to alcohol and/or drugs, except you. Then, it depends on how committed you are to stopping. If you can go to rehab (if you can ...
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Hate is so unproductive. If the existence of God were proven, most atheists would gladly change their beliefs, and admit their mistakes. If it were proven that God did not exist, religious fanatics ...
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First, it is not my intention to "reduce people down to atheism", but simply to point out that trying to convert people from their current belief is fruitless. Why expend energy in trying to convert ...
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Dr. Farca is correct, but to elaborate, it is not the ACUTE consumption of alcohol that is the problem, (e.g., one drink, or even a drunk), it is the CHRONIC consumption of alcohol that is the problem ...
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You know, if you exclude the 4th step (which makes no sense whatsoever), everywhere (almost) that you use the word "God", you would substitute "atheism", and everywhere that you use the word "atheist ...
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Yes, it can, and it is a good sanitizer. However, if you use it on your skin, it is extremely drying, and you should use a skin moisturizer afterward.
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