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Answer by Wildwheels
Yeah, it’s ok, i had a friend go to the doctor and the doctor even told him, instead of taking all the anxiety medication, you mind as well just have a drink…i mean taking in to account all the side effects and everything of the medication and it has to filter through your liver anyway, you mind as well right.

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Answer by Scientistjd
Probably not.

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Do you worry about your drinking? Would you like to drink less? Would you like to be healthy?

Alcohol is fine in moderation but most of us are drinking more than is healthy. Alcohol affects every part of the body and also speeds up aging.

If you want to look good, feel good, live a long and happy life then it is important to drink in moderation.

Alcohol is a depressant, it affects your central nervous system, drink enough and you shut down. Because alcohol reduces inhibition, people believe it is a relaxant, but remember it is just shutting you down, you are losing control.

To be genuinely relaxed is quite a different experience and one in which you are totally in control. Real relaxation is a lovely experience and one with no side effects – no come down!

Tips for social occasions…

Always start the event with a long soft drink. We humans like to settle ourselves into new situations; usually we are a bit self-conscious, not quite at ease, so we will drink whatever is in the glass, which can mean we are pissed before the party has even started!

By the time you have sipped your soft drink you will probably be much more comfortable in your surroundings and less likely to drink too much alcohol.

Pace yourself – have a soft drink, then an alcoholic one, and then a soft drink. Remember alcohol is dehydrating, rehydrate with soft drinks, you will feel much better.

I bet at the end of the evening or event, you will feel much better, more awake and will remember what you have said.

The next morning you will feel good.

All your relationships will improve, as you are now much more in control of your life.

Relaxing hypnosis calms and soothes you while my suggestions for being healthy settle happily into your sub-conscious mind.

The medication I take for my anxiety is called Buspirone.

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thank you for your time.

Age:________
Gender:________
Race:________

Why do you think other people drink alcohol?
A. To relax
B. Improve sleep
C. Increase confidence
D. For the taste
E. Socially acceptable
F. Religious beliefs
G. Bored
H. Romantic/Sexual reasons
Your answer (select one LETTER from above list) _____________

1. Have you ever awakened the morning after some drinking the night before and found that you could not remember a part of the evening?
2. After heavy drinking have you ever had delirium tremens (D.T.’s), severe shaking, visual or auditory (hearing) hallucinations?
3. Have you ever neglected your obligations, your family, or your work for two or more days in a row because you were drinking?
4. Have you ever been hospitalized because of drinking?
5. Have you ever gone to anyone for help about your drinking?
6. Many situations make me worry.
7. I worry about projects until they are all done
8. Once I start worrying, I cannot stop.
9. I worry all the time.
10. If I do not have enough time to do everything, I do not worry about it.________
11. Do you have nightmares, or did you scream walk, punch, or kick in your sleep?
12. Did you feel anxious
13. Did work or other activities prevent you from getting enough sleep?
14. Did you have repeated rhythmic leg jerks or leg twitches during your sleep?
15. Did you have difficulty falling asleep?
16. Many situations make me worry.
17 I worry about projects until they are all done
18. Once I start worrying, I cannot stop.
19. I worry all the time.
20. If I do not have enough time to do everything, I do not worry about it.________
Please respond “YES” or “NO” for questions 1-20.

Thank you for your responding:)
brother, thank you for pointing that out I appologize for the repeats.
Thank you Jennifer G and Tony R for responding…your input is greatly appreciated!

There he is. Passed out on the couch and oblivious to the world. Drunkenly content in his self-made bubble of misery and confusion. Addiction of the mind and body has all but destroyed him. The Anxiety of the loved ones increase by the day.

Recognise this scenario? I bet you do. To the outside world the Alcoholic and Depressive seems incapable of even organising a good p**s up in a brewery (excuse the analagy). Wrong again. Inside that tormented mind and soul lies a devious and cunning human, intent on prolonging this agony as long as possible.

The quest to get your next fix, be it another drink or pill is all consuming. I might be suffering from Alcoholism and/or Depression but there is no way that I will idly stand by and have those overwhelming withdrawal symptoms consume me. It is a no-brainer. I will get what I need. Even if I have to lie through my teeth to my most precious and closed loved ones. I need what I need and you guys will just have to suck it up.

And so it goes on until eventually nobody believes a word you say and you have to go underground. In a lighter vein I can have a goog giggle now at some of my actions back in the day.

I had my grog and pills stashed all over the place. Just in case. The object was simple enough. At no time was I in danger of not having my poisons close by. If the Bottle Store or Chemist was closed. no problem. If I ran out of money. no problem.

Just a short distance from my house was a quiet little ring road that ran through a forest. Hardly any traffic and nosey pedestrians to cast a concerned glance my way. I spent a lot of time here mulling over the ills of the modern world. Of course I alwayd had a supply of my favourite items to keep me company. Then a brainwave occured to me. Why not leave a little something for that rainy day. So I chiseled out a space in one of the tree trunks and bingo. I had my own Bottle Store and Chemist.

When all this madness subsided I always thought of some passerby stumbling on my stash and inheriting some warm beer and way out of date pills. Over the years as I have couselled other sufferers I heard the most ridiculous stories in a similar vein. Cars, toilets, garages, garden trees and all manner of quiet stash points. Somewhere to retreat to. Somewhere to get that little something to brighten up your day.

So to all those concerned loved ones. The Anxiety of the Sufferer to get his mothers milk can drive him to extremes. Beware the cunning and devious mind of the addict. Addiction of this potential poison creates a monster. You have been warned.

“If you do not know where you are going, every road will get you nowhere.”

Henry Kissinger