7 Step Method to Quit Drinking (Alcohol Rehab Program)
Last Updated on Wednesday, 9 June 2010 03:35 Written by Mike Wednesday, 9 June 2010 03:24
www.HighsteadAlcoholTreatment.com Alcohol rehab video introduces 7 step process to quit drinking, end alcohol abuse, stop binge-drinking or break any bad habit or addiction. Before checking into any alcohol rehab or treatment facility, and to learn how to stop drinking alcohol, visit http to get help with any drinking problem.
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i am 24 years old i drink around 40 oz of rum every 2-3 days i belive even worse then the rum is the 4-8 cans of coke a day mixed with the rum..i havnt thrown up,fell down or had a hangover in 2 years and have been drinking daily for 3 years now although i dont drink tell i lose composure i still am worried about my future for alcholisim runs in my family..could you tell me how your drinking started and progressed?
@BorderLandMan1 To begin, ask yourself what is more important to you than being influenced by this person you are living with. Once you have decided what’s more important, look for ways to develop, reinforce or build upon that belief.
I cant believe how right you were. It all makes sense to me because i only start feeling bad when i say, “no alcohol tonight,” and i end up not being able to trust myself at all. That is the worse part. I end up hating my self, A LOT. Anyway my question is if you live with someone and you only drink when around them how do you not let them influence you? (btw nice background)
I am trying to quit on my own.I came up with a plan to step down from my average 8-10 beers a night to 6 then to 4 and so on.How long should i stay at each step?keep in mind ive been drinking for 21yrs and always drank more on weekends.
and another thing, i want to be more social . i am really good at drinking and im an expert at pushing people away and alienating people. i can be totally cool with you but if the mood strikes me, i will push you away real fast. i dont know why it is like that. i could give excuses, but i think it is a defense mechanism. anyway;, i know no one is reading this , so . well, at least if felt good to type it out
i drink 3 nights a week and i drink till i pass out. i dont drink on work nights, it is reall easy not to drink, but on days off: gulp gulp gulp gulp…. you get the picture. does anyone have some advice??
Its hard to quit drinking but i need to i always regret things after drinking………
@robertjohnson487 cure is Easy just use quran .
to use quran you have to be muslim
Quran is cure for many Diseases
try it Before it is too late (Trust me)
I ask Allah the Supreme, Lord of the magnificent throne to cure you
videos like this make me glad Islam bans alcohol. Never tried it, never will.
by the way, looked at a cigarette smokin/ quiting vid and this now seems as easy if i only try
Awesome video man.
@callofdutymadness1 i feel the same man. good luck
visit my website and then send me an email if you want some more support
Think less about how NOT TO talk to an alcoholic, and think more about how TO talk to this person that you care about. Your words of encouragement are more helpful than to them than your fears, so focus more on what you CAN say that will make the person feel better about their self.
what kind of tips/advices would you give to family and friends of those who are alcoholics? How not to talk, would be good tip.
I got esophagus cancer from drinking alcohol. Can’t cure it. I have six months to live and I’m forty-two years old.
i feel ya man i have been drinking since i was 16 and am now 19 and drink consistently 3 days a week in college and my grades/relationships have failed because of it and it is not what i want and what i want in life and throughout life i have followed my friends being in the “popular” crowd and im sick of being controlled under it but its hard because i feel like the only fun i have is when im drinking
i feel ya man im only 19 as well and also feel that i have an alcoholic addiction throughout my life i have been in the “popular” crowd and have followed all my friends into drinking and feeling kind of an empowerment but when in reality i am not happy and i want a relationship that is not based on drinking so i understand what you are going through i go to the bars and get messed up all the time and i know i want more for myself it just sucks cuz i love the feeling of being drunk
i wish it was easy as shaving off your eyebrow and gaining a bit of codidence back but the truth is your a bad alcoholic like am and you have messed up so many relashionships and things that you had going for you in your life you really dont feel like theres any hope and im only 19 im glad to see it easy for you
What BIG BOOK are you talking about? Not the fictional Yahweh book I hope. As far as Lot and his angel friends go in that book with the towns people knocking on the door ( ‘so that we may know them’ and ‘Lot saying NO NO take my daughters instead because these are my guests’)
AA is a Christian run support group that wants you to believe in a false god in order to stop drinking ( Yes it can be a successful method ) but then you will be brainfucked into superstitious religious beliefs.
this video was awesome…thanks for the info
i cant relate to u shaveing of your eyebrow to stop drinking because i put the last cigarette ive ever had out on my hand since then i have not had a smoke beacuase if i did i would feel like a complete retard.. after watching this video it has really changed my mind about drinking
“We are not a glum lot”- that is a direct quote from the Big Book and also the motto for a huge group in a city northeast of Birmingham Al. I cannot remember the name of that city…..Huffman??
Anyway the motto is damn sure true, a more lively and attractive group of alcoholics I never saw.
This dude’s 7-steps are a direct takeoff from AA, “don’t beat yourself up”, “don’t get down on yourself”…c’mon those are affirmations ala “Language of Letting Go”. Congrats on reinventing the wheel.
@theluscioussound
Same here but I heard thats part of the detoxing or recovery process. So I just try to sleep until I fall asleep. The body is designed to sleep and it will after it has gone back to normal which could take weeks. Then you will sleep like a baby. Must not drink. Take Just sleep over the counter.
I stopped drinking 12 days ago because I had a very severe pancreatitis attack! I thought I was going to die!
I am not going through withdraw and feel so much better and am not craving alcohol!!!