Alcoholism Symptoms Revealed

By Dave Sober


How to Quit Drinking Liquor

Many people who abuse alcohol understand why they need to quit drinking, but the how continues to puzzle even this most diligent person among us. Perhaps you've made a big legal mess or you have lost another job. Perhaps your significant other has left you or your family is tired of your actions. All reasons why you should look at your drinking and seriously consider giving it up.



People who think they abuse alcohol are normally correct. However, admitting it is a lot easier than doing something about it. Many people who drink heavily know deep down inside that they have a problem.

It will certainly be a lot easier if alcoholics could just buy Magic Pills to heal themselves. Or perhaps a hypnotist to 'reprogram' your need for liquor. A time machine can also work because you could go back to when you really started drinking liquor.

Sadly, there are no magic pills or gimmicky methods. In order to stop drinking alcohol, you need to go through a process to learn how to live without alcohol. For some, it is going to be painful; alcohol cravings can be lengthy. If you would like to succeed then you could utilize some tools and strategies. If you're an alcoholic who has been drinking heavily for a long period of time, you must ask for your doctor's advice prior to quitting in order to help you through withdrawal and detox. The pain and discomfort others experience is negligible. A lot of alcoholics have gone through this a time or two on their own. But the physical need can last for years. And if you don't learn how to live without drinking, likely you will fail. Just one of 1000 alcoholics stay sober for a couple of years. The odds are depressing but there is a way to be that 1.

You will not succeed if you don't follow the disciplined process to stop drinking liquor.

Primarily, you need to convince yourself that you need to stop drinking.

It could help if you write down all the reasons you can think of to quit drinking liquor. No excuses, just write down every reason. Include those embarrassing moments and the individuals you have emotionally and physically hurt. Keep it and make sure to read it when you feel like giving up the objective of stopping drinking alcohol.

It could also help if you think about the money you spend each time you drink liquor - purchasing it, going to bars, the legal fees and income loss. Do the math when you check your credit card statements and budget. Alcohol abuse is detrimental in a lot of aspects - mentally, physically as well as financially.

This type of honest introspection is something you will have to get used to in order to come to terms with your life and recover fully. You would realize when you are prepared and committed to quit drinking liquor.

Ask for Recommendation from a Medical Doctor

The damage done to your body is something only a physician can assess. A physician can also give suggestions on how to quit drinking. Its either doing it by yourself or going to a hospital with medical supervision.

Make Certain to Tell Those You Trust

If you need understanding and support during the process, tell those you trust that you would give up drinking liquor. If they really care about you then they will support you.

You Need a Support Group

One place to be with individuals who have gone through what you are going through is the 12 Step Meetings. Looking for 12 Step meetings in your area would get you started. Various meetings draw different people. If you can not go to 90 meetings in 90 days then just try to go to as many meetings as you can. In these meetings, you would be given vital information on quitting.

If you have reached this point then that is something to be really proud of. Just continue to be strong and control the cravings?live a life with no alcohol in your body.




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