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Can Alcoholism Be Cured
The short answer to this
question is a resounding no.
This is obviously not to say
that the disease cannot be
treated, it just cannot be
cured in the true sense of
the word. The sad fact remains
that even those alcoholics
that are able to remain sober
for a long time are still
susceptible to relapse. Hence,
people who are addicted to
alcohol must resolve to quit
drinking alcohol on all levels
and cannot rely on just cutting
down their consumption of
alcoholic beverages if they
are to achieve a successful
recovery. This aspect of the
disease can be somewhat deceptive,
due to the fact that an alcoholic
may have made a full recovery
in a physiological sense.
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Our natural instinct tells
us that the recovering addict
is healthy and the disease
is either cured, under control
or even worse, it never existed
at all. Such a careless attitude
to what is a serious disease
can have fatal consequences.
The important thing to remember
is that alcoholics, although
all sharing the same form
of substance abuse, can be
motivated to drink by a variety
of reasons and triggers. The
process of rehabilitation
from alcoholism is largely
a process of self exploration
and education. Alcohol rehab
is not powered by brute will
power and aggressive plans
to beat the disease but rather
by knowing your limitations
and your needs. By becoming
familiar with these factors
an alcoholic can learn how
to construct a life that manages
the disease, even though it
cannot be cured.
Always be aware that even
people who are determined
to stay sober may fall or
relapse into old habits before
achieving the long term success
of sobriety. These relapses
are unfortunately a common
part of the alcohol rehab
process and should never distract
individuals from continuing
to seek rehab. http://www.quitingalcohol.com
Never lose sight of your goals
view every day of sobriety
as a valuable victory in the
battle to stay sober.
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