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    The Life of Bill Wilson Alcoholism is a world-wide disease that affects millions of people. In the early years‚ alcoholism was viewed different‚ more of a weakness and disgrace. Any strong motivated individual could stop drinking if they wanted. Bill Wilson‚ co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous‚ struggled mentally and physically with alcohol. The use of alcohol damaged Bill’s health‚ tanked his career‚ and brought upon anguish to his wife and friends. Alcoholism is a disease that infiltrates the brain

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    you to be morally responsible for your actions you must be the ultimate cause or creation of oneself or of your mental states (causa sui) which is impossible. We ourselves cannot be the cause for our creation. People are the way they are due to hereditary and environmental experiences so how can we be morally responsible for our actions if our actions are based off of recent

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    Chapter 3 The Biological Bases of Behavior Communication in the Nervous System * Nervous Tissue: The Basic Hardware * Neurons are individual cells in the nervous system that receive‚ integrate‚ and transmit information. * The soma‚ or cell body‚ contains the cell nucleus and much of the chemical machinery common to most cells. * Dendrites are the parts of a neuron that are specialized to receive information. * The axon is a long‚ thin fiber that transmits signals

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    A genogram is a graphical representation of an individual’s family history and relationship to one another. The family genogram can be used to gather information about a person’s medical history and mental health disorders. The genogram as it relates to substance abuse treatment‚ can be a valuable tool to help the counselor determine if the family has a certain pattern of behavior. Often time addiction can be traced within a family’s history. The genogram can help the counselor and client to

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    personal life in many ways. Some things that connected with his personal life‚ and his writings‚ was the fact that there was so many women who died in his life‚ he was very poor‚ and didn’t have a job for most of his life‚ and he had a case with alcoholism. He died on Sunday‚ October 7‚ 1849. The first thing that Poe’s life affected his writing‚ was the deaths of so many women he loved. Edgar Allan Poe saw women as angelic figures‚ and treated them with respect and courtesy. He never really knew

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    Today people die from old age‚ diseases‚ heart failure‚ and other hereditary problems‚ if they are lucky enough to live that long. If not‚ then some children die of sudden infant death syndrome or heart problems or any other neo natal disease or complications. This is a big problem in today’s society that today’s medicine can’t always solve by itself‚ sometimes it takes a God given miracle for a child to survive. But what a lot of people don’t know is that there is a brand new science that has been

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    Substance abuse is a topic most prefer not to discuss; it destroys lives‚ relationships and families all over the world. Native Americans seem to have suffered immensely by it. Since the coming of the Englishmen and the introduction of new knowledge and tools Native people have been trying to hold on to their own culture and their own way of life. Unfortunately with them came new items for consumption‚ alcohol was one of the main ingredients to the internal downfall of Native populations. Native

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    The rise in pathological gambling and alcoholism sheds light on the true effects casinos have had on the Native American people. Major successes in revenue in the casino industry would only give an incentive to other tribes to invest reparation money into casinos. The results could break apart

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    developing alcoholism can be attributed to genetics.” (KSU Drug Alcohol and Other Drug Education Service‚ 2011) This is not very overwhelmingly convincing that a natural disposition is the major factor in one becoming an alcoholic. In another study listed in the report it is stated that children of alcoholics are 3 to 4 times more likely to become afflicted than those without alcoholic parents. The accessibility and exposure to alcohol at a young age definitely increased the odds of alcoholism. It

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    pets‚ however by the end of the tale the narrator is delusional and despises his once beloved pet and its replacement. His alcoholism leads to madness and he hangs the first cat. This is succeeded by his house burning to the ground and his entire world of wealth with it. The narrator then “resigns himself henceforward to despair” this phrase shows him falling deeper into alcoholism and insanity. The narrator’s decent into insanity is further evident by the phrase‚ “when I first beheld this apparition-

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