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Old 08-01-2022, 07:43 AM #1
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How is your progress? Did you recover a little bit at least? I myself plan to drink a cup of wine on my next birthday as my doctor told me I would be able to drink a little bit occasionally, but am too scared to ruin all the work I have done.
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jean2399, a number of people I've known have been helped by Alcoholics Anonymous, which might be available where you are. Some people dislike AA's approach but many find it useful.

AA's position has always been that alcohol is like a poison to an alcoholic, and the recovering alcoholic should just learn to avoid any drinking.
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How is your progress? Did you recover a little bit at least? I myself plan to drink a cup of wine on my next birthday as my doctor told me I would be able to drink a little bit occasionally, but am too scared to ruin all the work I have done.
I would find a new Doctor. That is horrible advice. Go with your gut on this one.
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I would find a new Doctor. That is horrible advice. Go with your gut on this one.
Thanks. Don't worry! I don't think I will see this doctor too often. This is public health here, so I don't have much choice, but to see a private one. I don't think I will fall for drinking again. I don't want to go through this **** again.
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