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    Alcoholism in teens and adults When a person becomes addicted to alcohol, it can cause them to do many dangerous things that they otherwise wouldn’t do. It can cause them to have risky behaviors or give them crazy mood swings. These things don’t just affect the user but also the family, friends, and their society. When someone because addicted they could get risky ideas that can affect the rest of their life. Some alcoholics can get risky ideas that include (and are not limited to) impaired…

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    I am writing to you about my concern of teen alcoholism. Alcoholism is a disease of the family, if only one family member has a drinking problem it still affects the rest of the family. Many relationships have ended because of the husband’s or wife's drinking problem. Families play a big role in recovering from alcoholism, if the family helps a lot it increases the better chances of recovering alcoholism. First use of alcohol usually begins at the age of 13. By senior year almost sixty four…

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    mom and dad family were influenced by chronic alcoholic which is a person who suffers from alcohol. Eddie Jr. father was alcoholic, but he stops drinking and told him that he come from an extensive line of family members who suffers from chronic alcoholism and they all died because of it. He told him if you drink it for a while your body will get immune to it. Instead of listening to his dad at the age of fourteen he went to a Halloween party and…

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    So what is alcoholism? Alcoholism or Alcohol use Disorder (which includes a level that 's sometimes called alcoholism) is defined a pattern of alcohol use that involves problems controlling your drinking, being preoccupied with alcohol, continuing to use alcohol even when it causes problems, having to drink more…

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    Alcoholism is defined as an addiction to the indulgence of alcoholic liquor and the compelling behaviour which results from alcohol dependency. In the novel Medicine Walk by Richard Wagamese the reasoning behind repression of alcohol abuse are evident through characters Eldon Starlight. The reason for his alcoholism is traumatic and its effects both himself and those around him which causes greater harshness. Eldon begins drinking after he was forced to leave his home as his mother chose her…

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    be alcoholism. Many characters demonstrate this act in an unhealthy manner. For example, the night of the murder and robbery. Alcee Grope was killed by Bear and Brother because they were in dire need of wine. Jefferson was accused of the crime even though he was only an innocent witness because he also was drunk that night and could not remember what exactly had happened that night. I believe Gaines was trying to show what a horrible thing alcohol can create out of people and that alcoholism is…

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    his actions because of his excessive drinking. Alcoholism is a choice that a bunch of adults struggles with. The Narrator in The Black Cat struggles with violent tendencies; which is what most people who drink struggle with. When someone gets intoxicated they lose control of themselves and their actions. Also, when trying to make decisions while drunk can lead to the choice that benefits the person short term and not long term. In other words, alcoholism is an illness that makes people act on…

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    If one were to define alcoholism, he or she might state that alcoholism is a disease in which those who are affected may have an uncontrollable desire to drink and an overwhelming obsession with alcohol. Those who are directly affected by the alcoholic’s drinking may have a completely different definition. For these people, to define alcoholism into one single sentence would be preposterous to say the least. For many, the detrimental effects of their parents or loved ones drinking started when…

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    I believe that people drink to either get that “buzz” or just drunk. They each have their own personal reason whether it’s reasonable or not. It is an escape from reality for a time. Nobody thinks that taking that drink will potentially lead to alcoholism, but unfortunately it does sometimes. Alcohol intake at different times of life can result in different…

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    Alcoholism is a known problem in society; it’s defined as “a chronic disease including uncontrolled drinking and preoccupation with alcohol.” It’s also known as alcohol dependence, and is a very common disease that can last for years or last a lifetime. In the article Substance Abuse and Addiction- Topic Overview, it shows that alcoholism has a large effect on ones everyday life. This is shown much throughout the novel For One More Day by Mitch Albom, when the main character Charley or “Chick”…

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