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    has to consider whether he thinks the patient will cope with the transplant and become sober before transplanting the organ. Liam was young and young adults tend to recover better when illness strikes and if Liam was truly determined to stop the alcoholism‚ he should have been given a transplant. Doctors had tried many alternative advanced treatments to cure the advanced cirrhosis yet Liam still needed a liver transplant‚ which shows he was either still a heavy alcoholic and had made no change

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    To understanding the metabolism of alcohol‚ we should know that what is alcohol‚ how is it affect human body. Alcohol is being considered one of the most commonly used drugs because it has adverse impacts on human’s health through how it’s metabolized. Alcohol is a compound of hydrogen‚ carbon and oxygen‚ which can be combined in many different ways. The commonest as known as ethyl ethanol‚ which is a specific alcohol compound (C2H5OH) and formed from the fermentation of yeast‚ sugars

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    narrator uses a lot of symbolism and descriptive elements in his story‚ and in turn‚ how the reader will interpret the narrator as a person. A few characteristics that will be highlighted are death‚ psychosis/state of mind of the narrator‚ and alcoholism. The narrator admits an alcohol dependency right from the start. “One night‚ returning home ‚ much intoxicated‚ from one of my haunts about town…”(2). This gives the reader the impression that it is in the narrator’s normal character to be under

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    drinker because I like to go out and party mostly every weekend. After learning so much about alcohol I started to wonder if I depended on it in order to have fun. Honestly it is quite scary to imagine that I could possibly be in the first stages of alcoholism. The biggest impact I had this semester was while watching the film where the mother hits her daughter because she is under the influence. My parents never did that too me so I do not think my future children should have to go through that either

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    day‚ and getting drunk more often than before. Alcoholics need 50% more alcohol than one would typically drink just to reach one’s intoxication (187). Alcohol dependency can lead to unintended injuries‚ violence‚ risky behavior‚ or worse‚ death. Alcoholism can also be known as a family disease. An alcoholic can totally disrupt family life and cause harmful effects that can last a

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    "How Does Alcohol Affect the Brain?" Alcoholism is characterized by the addiction to alcohol that is out of the drinker’s control. Not being able to stop using alcohol can cause severe physical‚ mental‚ emotional and spiritual consequences. Alcoholism is a chronic progressive disease that can be fatal if left untreated. In reality people drink for many reasons such as; it helps them relax‚ gives them confidence‚ helps them sleep‚ helps reduce anxiety‚ stops them from worrying about things‚ deal

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    EAP’s provide employees confidential counseling and referral services for a myriad of personal concerns‚ from anxiety to parenting at no cost to the employee (Carlson 1). EAP’s have evolved from initial efforts which were originally a response to alcoholism‚ to today’s broad brushed programs directed at a multitude of personal and professional work-related issues. Basically‚ what started out as an employee-movement has become an integral part of today’s society. According to a report by the

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    Withdrawal Symptoms of Alcoholism Long-term alcohol abuse and addiction put the user at risk for serious medical consequences if they attempt to stop alcohol consumption without proper medical advice and supervision. Alcoholism withdrawal symptoms indicate advanced addictive disease‚ and should not be dismissed: Tremors‚ convulsions‚ or uncontrolled shaking of the hands (or even the entire body) Profuse sweating‚ even in cold conditions Extreme agitation or anxiety Persistent insomnia Nausea

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    the body due to the breakdown of ethanol. Short-term exposure to acetaldehyde results in disturbances such as irritation of the eyes‚ skin‚ and respiratory tract. Symptoms long-term intoxication of acetaldehyde seem to be parallel with those of alcoholism. Besides these physical effects‚ alcohol has been seen as playing a role in multiple sexual outcomes and processes.

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    org/advocacy/fami.y.pdf White‚ William and Savage‚ Bob. “All in the Family: Addiction‚ Recovery‚ Advocacy‚ http//www.bhrm.org/advocacy/family.pdf‚1979.Web..(1-14) http://blogspsychcentral.com/family/2009/09/addiction-and-family-roles/ http://www.the -alcoholism-guide.org/alcohol-abuse-statistics.html Dayton‚ Tian. “The set up: Living with Addiction. “ 2010.Web. (1-4) Burney‚ Robert. “ The dance of wounded souls.” Material on Joy2MeU. 1995-2008. (1-2) W. Bill‚ “Alcoholics Anonymous. (2001).‚ 4th Edition

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