The Alcoholic
Alcoholism is something no one wants to live with due to the impending dome which surrounds the alcoholic as time passes, day by day, week to week, a month of drunken hysteria to years of devastation passed on to the family and friends due to the alcoholic’s behavior. Rare is the family who does not separate from the alcoholic; for, too many events occur which creates devastation of the bills and becomes plain nuisance to the community. The disease of alcoholism which this man or woman has cast upon himself generally losses all they love. In their state of drunkenness the spouse, children, friends, parents and siblings push them away. The separation of the family or the continued despair is inevitable; therefore, the ill member of the family faces the loss of employment, freedom and sanity. The family and friends are emotionally, mentally and many time physically injured due to the recklessness of the alcoholic.
In the Beginning Lois and Bill met through family and friends. They were attracted to each other even though she was from up town and he was from the other …show more content…
Family and friends were devastated and stayed away. Lois’s husband became an embarrassment; each time she saw him she would become discussed. Their life plummeted and Lois felt trapped, hopeless and knew she could easily readjust her husband’s temporary problem. Soon, he would be back to the wonderful man she had married. So she thought.
Loss of Hope
Lois knew with all her heart that she could change Bill with her love, whimsical charm and her talent to teach others to value themselves. Time went on and she hid the alcohol, replaced it with other liquids and even threatened to leave the Bill, the man she married and loved; but to no avail, he continued to drink and she had given up hope. The man she married had transformed; the more she tried to help him, the more he converted into an
Alcoholism is something no one wants to live with due to the impending dome which surrounds the alcoholic as time passes, day by day, week to week, a month of drunken hysteria to years of devastation passed on to the family and friends due to the alcoholic’s behavior. Rare is the family who does not separate from the alcoholic; for, too many events occur which creates devastation of the bills and becomes plain nuisance to the community. The disease of alcoholism which this man or woman has cast upon himself generally losses all they love. In their state of drunkenness the spouse, children, friends, parents and siblings push them away. The separation of the family or the continued despair is inevitable; therefore, the ill member of the family faces the loss of employment, freedom and sanity. The family and friends are emotionally, mentally and many time physically injured due to the recklessness of the alcoholic.
In the Beginning Lois and Bill met through family and friends. They were attracted to each other even though she was from up town and he was from the other …show more content…
Family and friends were devastated and stayed away. Lois’s husband became an embarrassment; each time she saw him she would become discussed. Their life plummeted and Lois felt trapped, hopeless and knew she could easily readjust her husband’s temporary problem. Soon, he would be back to the wonderful man she had married. So she thought.
Loss of Hope
Lois knew with all her heart that she could change Bill with her love, whimsical charm and her talent to teach others to value themselves. Time went on and she hid the alcohol, replaced it with other liquids and even threatened to leave the Bill, the man she married and loved; but to no avail, he continued to drink and she had given up hope. The man she married had transformed; the more she tried to help him, the more he converted into an