Know Someone With An Alcohol Problem?

by SusanANSYupdated on May 5, 2024January 24, 2022

I’m trying to get the word out — do you know someone with an alcohol problem? If so, don’t be afraid to share this post, or better yet, have them visit A New Sober You.

It’s a tough topic to broach, but broach it you should. Intervene when you know someone needs help. If they are in deep ‘manure’, then please, get them help at a specialist clinic.

A Habit Is A Habit Is A Habit …

If the someone you know is your partner, then you’ll have a better handle on just how much help they (may) need. Drinking is just a habit, like smoking, chewing fingernails … overeating. And all these habits CAN be overcome — if they put their mind to it.

My last post dealt with choosing private or public help. Again, it depends upon how far gone you consider your friend to be. If drinking is a daily habit and it’s getting worse, we can help. If it’s a more serious case and they’ve suffered from alcohol poisoning — get them immediate help at a hospital and/or clinic that specializes in alcoholism.

Alcohol Problems Have Benign Beginnings

An alcohol problem usually has a very benign beginning. A couple of drinks on the weekend — no biggie. But binge drinking on a weekend can lead to alcohol poisoning. Serious stuff. Don’t mess around, get them to a hospital pronto, even if you were one of the associated drinkers when your friend got alcohol poisoning. Get over the embarrassment and get help.

Don’t be afraid of calling the police to get help. Don’t worry that you’ll get in trouble for aiding and abetting. Isn’t it better to keep your friend alive, than to risk them dying due to avoiding a possible public embarrassment?

A New Sober You consists of a 66-Day Program in eBook form. Have your friend go through the program in the comfort of their own home – we’re here to help them quit the habit.

Here is the full program in eBook form: