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Problem Drinker or an Alcoholic?: The Difference May Surprise You

Problem Drinker or an Alcoholic?: The Difference May Surprise You

by Guest, Anonymous
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What is alcoholism, is it the same as problem drinking? Do you have to give up drinking or can you moderate? Is alcoholism a disease and can AA help?These are important questions being asked by thousands of people every day. Now an answer is available that explains the differences between problem drinking and alcoholism and shows you what to expect if you go to an AA meeting in your town. All organizations have their good and bad points. These will all be explained so you know what to expect. If you have a friend who has a problem with alcohol, this can help you understand what they might be facing. If you want to know about it for yourself, learn what you can do while you can.

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Pub dateDec 1, 2019
ISBN-100995167990
ISBN-139780995167995
LanguageEnglish
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