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Harm Reduction for Alcohol - HAMS
HAMS is a support group for people who want to reduce the harm caused in their lives as a result of drinking alcohol. HAMS is based on the principles of harm reduction. The acronym HAMS stands for Harm reduction, Alcohol abstinence, and Moderation Support. HAMS supports goals of safer drinking, reduced drinking, moderate drinking, or quitting. We support every positive change–better is better.
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Alcohol Linked To Cancer?
A study that followed more than one million British women found that moderate drinking may be responsible for some cancers. As Dr. Jon Lapook reports, this study is not without skeptics.
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hi do you suffer depression have u ever been on paroxetine if so how long is alcohol ok socialy in moderation?
your personal experience please how do you get over an episode how many have u had what age did it start im very interestedthanks for your time
I was on Paxil for a few months when I was, well, around 30, I think it was. Didn’t do much for me. So, years and years later I tried Lexapro, which works like a charm. I have been on that for about 4 years now.
Keep in mind, alcohol is a depressant. Use with caution. It might not hurt in moderation, but is certainly won’t help depression.
Do you really think alcoholism is a disease?
I don’t care who you are. You can stop drinking at any time.
Can a person voluntarily "stop" having Lupus?
How come no one sends sympathy cards when you realize that you’re an alcoholic?
Why is it that alcoholism is the only "disease" you can get yelled at for having?
People act like it’s not their fault. Tell someone who is lying in a hospital bed, dying of Crone’s Disease that you are just as bad off as they are because you are an alcoholic. They’d probably want to try and slap you!
point taken, I stopped drinking the day my first child was born. Maybe have the occasional social drink, maybe a special occasion, but I have not been drunk in years.
But i don’t think a psychological disease or addiction is quite the same as lupus because lupus is beyond control or cure.
But Addictions can be treated.
What to do with a friend who has several alcoholism?
A very good friend of mine is an alcoholic (she’s 26 years old). She has been for as long as i’ve known her and she’s been to rehab, lived in halfway houses, she’s been arrested for 2 DUI’s (this was before I knew her). Recently, the 2 year romantic relationship she was in dissolved (they are living together). This was mostly becauses of the alcoholism - she can go into rages when she drinks and has no real quality of life outside of bars/drinking. She also works in a bar.
The part where I come in (except that I desperately have wanted to help her for years and have extended support) is that now she’s accusing me having an affair with her ex-significant other. Although I am hurt, more importantly I’m scared of what these accusations represent - she’s totally paranoid (she’s shown signs of it in the past). I’m afraid years of heavy drinking have left with a mental disorder. I know I can’t commit her - or force her to get help… But I know she’ll die if she doesn’t. Any advice?
Well, it’s complicated… I am in the mental health field, and I know you can’t get help for someone against their will - she’s not NECESSARILY suicidal or homocidal, but I’d hate to see what happens if she takes a wrong turn. I guess I just wanted some support.
Safest thing for you is to remove yourself from the situation. You can call Alcoholics Anonymous and ask for help with an intervention. They have some counselors trained , not professional mind you , but life experience stuff. Go with them and introduce them to her. Also explain you can not continue this way. Let them help as it’s all different each case. Unless her family wants to help your hands are tied. If she gets violent call 911 immediately. I hate the jail idea but? Please be safe and help her next. Her husband seems to be failing her as is family. I wish I knew how to say how much it means that you care like this. Been there I guess. Violence cuts the cord sweetheart. I never went there myself but my men have. Tuff one. God bless. Call AA. Only thing I know of to get direct help. Al Anon? It’s a support group for others, sorry about the spelling 
Hang in there, someday she will know how much you love her.
Are men allowed to drink alcohol in moderation in Islam? And if yes, what about women?
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The Body’s Response to Alcohol Abuse
http://alcoholabuseadvice.com/ The body loves to live in moderation. There are all kinds of studies on the wine drinking habits of people in Italy, the rice wine in Japan, and so on, talking about the beneficial effects of a moderate amount of things like red wine. When we go to the extreme, though, the body can be severely damaged. Alcohol abuse over time destroys the liver, kidneys, heart, digestive system, and brain, just to name a few. The body just cannot digest that much alcohol without being poisoned by the waste products it produces. The dehydration alone is enough to hurt the body. So please, enjoy alcohol in moderation!
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