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a friend mentioned a book about the levels of drinking, like level 1 and 2 etc.however a seach on the net has not found what I was looking for.

Anyone know what I am talking about?

Thanks

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The definition of each level if it's not to much to wirte..

I see you have posted today (so still on the forum). If you are still interested I suggest you do two searches : 'three stages alcoholism' and 'four stages alcoholism'. Most hits seems to define three stages: early, mid and end stage.

An example of what you might like to know is this, and a typical three stage article could be this one.

You'll die from the shit anyway - however many phases you define.

But that's life - no one survives it. You just choose (or are randomly given) your exit door.

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The definition of each level if it's not to much to wirte..

I see you have posted today (so still on the forum). If you are still interested I suggest you do two searches : 'three stages alcoholism' and 'four stages alcoholism'. Most hits seems to define three stages: early, mid and end stage.

An example of what you might like to know is this, and a typical three stage article could be this one.

You'll die from the shit anyway - however many phases you define.

But that's life - no one survives it. You just choose (or are randomly given) your exit door.

Thanks very much for the links, which were really quite motivating...

I'm trying to stay dry for a little while, after popping out for a quiet pint, getting sat in front of the football in the pub, and ending up stinking of beer the next morning at work

I hope you are keeping well, and all the very best wishes for your recovery, Philo.

SC

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Thanks SC. On friday I will be on my 30th day - one month ago 30 hours was unthinkable and 30 minutes possible only if I was given 3 minutes to down two big bottles first ...

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