Drug Rehabilitation that works

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Question by ltnzwing: whats a good gift for someone 2 years sober?

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Answer by muck raker
Double martini.

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Question by Katie: Should someone who suffers from alcoholism join the Air force?
My husband is 27 years old. The past year he has come to realize he suffers from alcoholism. He is extreamly smart and alread as a BA degree. But a BA doesnt do much these days. He wants to join the Air force to get training in a specific feild , that he coudl carry out into civilian life. He also hopes to gain his masters there. This past year has been realy hard for us because of his drinking. He has been in out patient since Agust. And 2 weeks ago he went into inpatient. He will be in inpatent till this agust. He hopes with in a few months after getting out to join the Airforce. Im concerned that he will pick drinking up again once he joins . I know people in the military drink a lot. Whne your not working your drinking. Can anyone who has been in the airforce tell me do you think it is a wise decision for him to join? Do they have support group for people who drink? Do they have seperate living quaters for people who dont want to drink? I know a lot fo the reason he drinks is…
because he doesnt have a good job. He says he wants to go and he wont drink while there because he will have a focus and a goal. Im afraid being surrounded by people who drink will make him relapse.
Do people in the airforce drink as much as other branches in the military?

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Answer by j H
They couldn’t join the military

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Question by Jade Orchid: Is someone that gets drunk every night before going to bed, “to help him sleep”, an alcoholic?
After work this person comes home and drinks till he reaches an intoxicated state every night he works…Is this alcoholism? How do I talk to him about it? The person isn’t mean or anything while drunk but I’m worried about his long term health… Thanks

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Answer by philbertpheinstein
yes

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Question by walshkid: do you know anyone suffering from alcoholism, if someone you love is dying slowly alcoholics anonymous works?
A.A PROGRAM WILL HELP SOMEONE SUFFERING FROM THEIR KILLER ADDICTION TO ALCOHOL.DONT ABANDON THEM ,IF YOU LOVE THEM GET THEM TO AN ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS MEETING IT REALLY WORKS.
alcoholics anonymous helps them want to stop,they are surrounded by true friends that will come to their aid 24 hours a day.

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Answer by bahdahfeckingbing
i got a divorce

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Question by allana a: How will someone go about choosing a drug or alcohol rehab for a loved one?
I was just wondering about this since a friend of mine wants to suggest something to her parents so that they may be able to put their son in the right drug rehab. What are the factors to consider?

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Answer by aimee 3xb
The first thing to consider would be the kind of program that the person will undergo. As every individual has different needs, the needs of your friend’s brother should be taken into account when picking a drug treatment program. The qualifications of the staff in the rehab are important too. Look into the medical credentials as well as the license gotten by the drug rehab. This will tell you if the drug rehab has met the standards set for providing quality care. Family counseling or other group therapy sessions should also be taken into account when choosing a program. It would also be good to get a treatment program that includes continuing care because this is the kind of treatment program that is usually effective.

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Question by Joan of Darkness: Would you dump someone that omitted to tell you that they were a drug addict?
The guy has been clean for years but it seems like he would have told me that he had bouts with an addiction to powdered cocaine. I may not have wanted to deal with someone that had that problem.

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Answer by Dallas
really is it a deal breaker if he is clean now. i say you don’t have it for him anymore and you are looking for seasons to bail.

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Question by : What are your criteria for marrying someone?
All people should have non-negotiable requirements that they makes for themselves before they find a partner. For instance, non-smoker, no drugs, no alcoholism, good work ethic,( Jewish, agnostic, or atheist), likes animals, good with children, good with my parents, has a sense of humor, etc.

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Answer by The X-Files
Must work 50 hours a week and not screw the boss

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Question by karen: Will Rehab actually help someone with a strong drug addiction?
And how does this process work and is it expensive? I need it for someone to get themselves checked in. I’m worried their life is at risk!

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Answer by Steven J
Rehab works for majority of people as long as they WANT to get better. They have to WANT to cure themselves otherwise it wont work. Rehab is just an aid it isn’t a miracle. I am not quite sure on pricing but if they want to get better its worth every penny. A lot of people are in and out of Rehab because the first time or two they don’t WANT to get better. The people around them WANT them to get better but not them.

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Question by crittygreen: What can you do for someone who has depression and it leads to alcoholism?
A friend of mine gets depressed pretty bad then trys to drink all his problems away. He had gone to work drunk in the past and doesn’t remember anything that happens when this goes on. please help

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Answer by nora7142@verizon.net
suggest AA offer to drive the person to the meetings and go out with your friend to eat and drive him home

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Question by Signed Anonymous: How do you get someone in Drug rehab if they don’t want help?
PLEASE I need answers, what are some things I can do to help some one I know who is on drugs but doesn’t want HELP at all. Can we force him (Family member) into some type of drug rehab or interventio? PLease any answers or tips ….This is life and death I need your help!

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Answer by Joy
You can try an intervention, but if they don’t want help you can’t make them. I know it can be heartbreaking but sometimes people just have to hit a rockbottom point before they want help. Good Luck with everything.

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