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    has been drinking most of his life. It has led to his divorce and separation of his two children. The youngest resides with the mother and the oldest attends community college. It appears that Connors brother and father also suffer an addiction to alcohol, and this can contribute to Gannon’s behavior of alcoholism. We will discuss Gannon’s situation, factor’s surrounding his environment that contribute to his addiction, and a treatment suitable for his recovery to meet the court order.…

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    Alcoholism: A Case Study

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    If you are not familiar with this type of support group it may consist of people currently struggling with alcohol dependence or in a recovery/sobriety phase. This prevalent disease, depending on someone 's alcohol intake level , can cause psychological and physical harm. However, for some people, "social drinking" often is the beginning stage of what might lead to an increase in alcohol consumption and possibly serious health risks. This chronic disease causes the body to become dependent on…

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    Nowadays, drinking alcohol became one of the biggest issues we have to encounter because many violent crimes involved alcohol. The U.S statistic showed that there are about 320 million people in the U.S, and about 17 million people are alcoholics. Which means that one in every 12 adults suffer from alcohol abuse, and alcohol dependence. Jeannette Walls, the author of Glass Castle, also had a father who was alcoholic. In her childhood, her life was not easy because she did not get any proper…

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    to implement two different forms of strategy, aimed at curbing heavy alcohol consumption among college students. The first strategy touched upon is to divert students away from heavy drinking of alcoholic beverages. This strategy is “Social norm marketing” (Hayes, 1). The second strategy the…

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    In 2015, of people surveyed, 90% of people aged 18-25 had used methamphetamine in the past year. Each one of those people has a family that is also affected, as much or even more so than the addict in question. Addicts and their families’ perspectives are often ignored, but in his short story collection We Live in Water, Jess Walter explores their perspectives, along with other fringe members of society. Walter focuses on the members of society that many consider “problematic” or “distasteful”,…

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    Alcoholism In My Life

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    Throughout my life I have always been exposed to alcohol, and the negative effects it has on people. Most of my father’s family had been addicted to alcohol, this includes all his brothers and his father. My mother always warns me not to even touch alcohol, because she believes that my siblings and I are likely to become addicted. I don’t argue simply for the fact that I have watched my father go through the struggles of being an alcoholic, and that is not something I would to experience myself.…

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    When people think of drugs they think of substances like marijuana, cocaine, and other “hard” drugs. Most people overlook the most abused drugs, alcohol. They do not realize how alcohol is a damaging drug as any other substance. The effects and consequences that alcohol can pose on the human body is overwhelming. It does not pose a serious concern if drinking is practically safely but if binge drinking is practice instead it becomes a serious problem. Unfortunately, many underage drinkers do…

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    Introduction Alcohol abuse can happen in between any family. Alcohol runs in the family does not mean that a child of of an alcoholic parent will automatically become an alcoholic too. The risk is higher, but it does not have to happen (Google 1). One of the hardest things to deal with is safety within the family. Sometimes they are risks when drinking and your partner/spouse doesn 't drink. Children being raised by one of the alcoholic parents can cause damage to the family. There can be…

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    word used to describe the uncontrollable need to drink alcohol was “dipsomania”. Even from back then, the causes of alcoholism have been examined over and over and it has come to the conclusion that there is no known exact cause. It has been found, though, that there are several factors known to increase the chances of becoming an alcoholic. As any other drug, alcohol brings negative side effects to its most common misusers. Needless to say, alcohol targets not only one body organ, but it…

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    Tara Watson Argument

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    chairwoman in Public Health as well as an associate in an econonmic health program. Unlike Carpenter, Watson’s inductive report has verifiable data. Her information justifys her reasoning as well as gives the reader more information about the affects of alcohol. Watson also takes it one step further by including the opposing sides argument which states, “It is unpopular among most young adults; it arguably encourages underground binge drinking; enforcement is a complete failure on college…

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