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Old 11-28-2017, 08:45 AM #9
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While I congratulate you on that week, it is not nearly long enough to rid your body of the current damage that alcohol (in large amounts) has done.

That is why many rehab programs are 30+ days

Listen to MrsD and find the supplements your body needs then add in good food and lots of water and you will be come out of this with your head held high.
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