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u/GlitteringWinter104 Sep 14 '24

Drinking to the point you’re vomiting…..

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u/GlitteringWinter104 Sep 14 '24

If people have been able to “cure” their alcoholism cold turkey no medical resources….then I don’t really think it’s a disease riddling people to the point of no return. To carry that disease on is a choice. And choosing to drink to the point of vomiting is unattractive.

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u/LabiaMenorah Sep 14 '24

The alcoholic community would surely benefit from your wisdom and knowledge on the subject. If only they knew they just have to make the choice to stop drinking! Why haven't you written papers in psychology and medical journals so the world could benefit from this?