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Old 03-08-2009, 10:19 PM #6
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I don't' know about the PN part of it but if you only have a glass of wine a few times a week, I don't know why the doctor was concerned.

unless he is totally against drinking completely, or thinks most patients drink more than they admit to....
I used to date a woman who was a drug/alcohol counselor at the VA center, and she told me it is safe to assume everybody lies, and they automatically double whatever amount the patient tells them. And I have found that this is common for counselors no matter where they work.

And as an ex-heavy drinker I'd say that's probably accurate. Doctors have asked me over the years and I always shaded the answer, and I'm a pretty honest guy normally.

I quit drinking 6 months ago because of PN and B12 def., most likely caused by alcohol AND from antacids I used to down like candy. No booze, no heartburn.
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