Can I find an alcohol rehab in Portland? I want to enter an alcohol rehab because I want to get away from my personal relationship with tequila. I know that I have to stay away from it. It’s like I’ve forgotten how life feels like when you’re sober. Please help me. I’m also doing this for my 6-year-old daughter Stephanie. I don’t want her to grow up with an alcoholic mother.

My Uncle Bob can’t get enough of vodka. He drinks vodka during breakfast, vodka during brunch, vodka during lunch, vodka during afternoon snacks, vodka during dinner and vodka during midnight snacks. I’ve even invented a term to describe his condition: vodkacephalus. His system is full of vodka. I’ve been trying to convince him into entering an alcohol rehab and I think he’s starting to give in. Please help me find an alcohol rehab in Round Rock to help my Uncle Bob live a vodka-free life.

I am cleansing my body with the “master cleanse” body detox.. when I am done i wanted to start eating healthier.
I want to get the best alcohol that can obviously not be good but soften the blow of the impact of drinking it.

My dad already quit alcohol years ago, so it really surprised me that he started again now. I just learned this when he called me up on the phone in the middle of the night and he really sounded drunk. He admitted that he was, and this really scares me. I guess this is because he has recently learned that my mom, whom he divorced years ago, has already found another guy to marry. I feel sad for my dad, and I really would do whatever I can to get him treated in an alcohol rehab. I don’t know how to find one for him, though, as I’m far from his place.

I have a friend in Colorado that has not got a job. He has a bad alcohol problem, but no money to goo to rehab. Plain old 12 step meetings are not enough, he needs more help than that. Any help with this would be appreciated.

My friend’s asking me if I know of an alcohol rehab here in Pasadena but I have no idea what to tell her. See, her brother’s an alcoholic and he finally agreed to enter an alcohol rehab. If you know a rehab in Pasadena or somewhere nearer to Pasadena, please answer my question. Thank you.

This is a sad situation, because I’m talking about my son. He is an alcoholic by every means of the word. Breakfast, lunch,and dinner is alcohol. He is in and out of jail constantly, but never for the drinking. He has blackouts, and doesn’t remember the things he’s done. He urinates, and drinks in public. He passes out in public. He can’t keep a place to stay, or a job. I have talked to him until I am blue in the face. He won’t stop drinking. Frankly, I don’t think he can. I’m afraid I will be going to his funeral in less than two years. He has been drinking heavily for 5 years. He is 31 years old. His mom and I are divorced. They both live in Charlotte, NC. Is there something we can do to maybe get a judge to order him to get help? Are there any sources in Charlotte that we might look into? I think he is unreachable at this point. He doesn’t care. He is slowing dying, and I tell him this often. I also let him know that I love him. Isn’t there any laws to protect someone from themselves?

I’ve had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep for the past 5 months. I’ve had chronic pain to go along with it. Nothing the doctor has prescribed me has helped. In fact, it’s made it worse. One medication (Klonopin) I became physically addicted to and I had to go through detox to get off of it. The other, Ambien, had an adverse affect and actually started to keep me wide awake. Recently the doctor introduced me to Seroquel. What a nightmare!

Why is Marijuana still illegal! I went to drugs.com and compared these medications along with others and compared them to the side effects of marijuana whether they are long term or short term.

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Everybody comes home from a long day and thinks about sitting on the couch while cracking open an ice-cold beer. After all, that is the reason it was created, to be a refreshing and relaxing drink enjoyed after a hard day’s work. Nobody could have possibly guessed that it would become such an addicting and dangerous substance. On the other hand, if consumed responsibly and drank on occasion, it is very unlikely that a person will become reliant on it. However, this is not always the case in everyone’s life.

Unfortunately, there are people out there that choose excessive drinking every day, and sometime multiple times a day, and these people end up becoming an alcoholic. Alcoholics usually end up causing a lot of damage due to their addiction. For instance, alcohol can severely damage your liver, ruin relationships with loved ones, get you in trouble with the law, and strain a person’s financial funding.

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