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    Category: CYCLE OF USE – resistance to seeking help

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    He’s Gotten in Trouble but Still Won’t Admit There’s a Problem

    When pressed, people with addiction issues 1) defend their right to drink or drug or 2) deny there is a problem. In short, they Defend or Deny. I can …
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    Dominique Simon November 1, 2016
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    NEWS - can he successfully moderate?

    Can He Successfully Moderate? There’s Only One Way to Find Out …

    The founders of AA suggest that attempts at moderation provide the best litmus test for alcoholism. In their view, drinkers that are able to cut back …
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    isabel July 1, 2016
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    I Had Him Sectioned, But He’s Back Home & Using Again With His Mom

    When two people drink or use drugs together, one is always urging the other one on. The role can switch back and forth: one day mom wants to put on th…
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    Dominique Simon June 23, 2016
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    My Son is an Adult, Living on His Own

    Enable treatment. This is about closing the gap between active use and recovery. Many people with addiction cannot, or will not, research, locate, cal…
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    Dominique Simon March 4, 2016
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