by Phillip Chambley

Created on: February 18, 2010

Unfortunately? The only cure for alcoholism is too simply quit drinking. Which is extremely complicated if a person has been drinking their entire lives. Alcoholism is primarily based on a daily, year after year life-style addiction. Some doctors have stated that this slow disease is hereditary? Others have stated that it's a mild pain-relieving legal drug that affects millions of people use everyday.

"The problem is? How much is enough? Ironically? Human beings all around the world seem to have this problem. Some people develop alcoholism even though no one in their family has a drinking problem. In AA meetings, also known as Alcoholics Anonymous, they ask other members "what is your drug of choice?"

In other words? "What drug and or drug(s) do you use to get high on?" Although, alcohol is the most acceptable choice of drug for human beings world-wide, simply because "it's legal" and easy to buy at your local store or bar, especially here in the USA. This particular "Drug of Choice" has consumed many peoples lives and families on a year after year basis mostly because of daily habit.

The same as buying a pack of cigarettes or even a gallon of milk on your way home from work? "Which means that it's always there?" A lot of members of AA have stated with their "Drug of Choice" and used legal prescription as a mixture too get a more "High in Life" to relieve the pains of mostly stress and human bodily pains. (Doctors and health care providers very rarely ever prescribe using alcohol as a daily treatment for pain?).

Instead? They prefer prescribing "pain killer" medications for their patients, which can eventually lead to a harmful and even deadly mixed addiction that they may not be aware of, depending on how much pain medication they have taken at the time and alcohol drinking. Diabetic and High blood pressure patients should always proceed with caution regarding the use of "how much alcohol consumption" used with their daily drugs.

The question still remains? "Do you feel that you are an alcoholic personally?" One of the most important parts of daily drinking or even drug abuse is? "How has this affected my daily responsibilities?" Do I truly CARE about what's happening in my life and the people or the job I love?. Or would I rather think about my next drink or drug of choice everyday whenever I wake up?.

"Ironically?" The number #1 problem is always? "Have I recently been keeping up with my responsibilities such as family members, jobs, financial situations and even

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