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When I watched this video In the beginning I felt empathy for Ryan. I've seen a guy go through a detox, during that detox I watched as his arms tightened up. He started having a miniature seizure. He was claiming to see shadow figures and snakes. He eventually had to go to the hospital and receive treatment. The next week I seen him back on the same path. I've always been fascinating with easily people can get lost in alcohol, but I understand because I've experienced it.
In the video Ryan explained "I thought I knew what addiction was. I didn't know that alcohol is so hard for people to quit when you get into it so much." Reminds me to realize how addictive and dangerous alcohol is. According to the CDCP alcohol causes about 88,000 deaths
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