To: Blzbba; IronJack
" The alcoholic who just stops drinking -- South Park's simplistic "solution" to Stan Marsh's imaginary problem -- is just a dry drunk, a relapse waiting to happen. For the solution to be permanent and effective, there are 11 more steps to go through, and dodging accountability is absolute anathema to that process."I agree with Blzbba's post - seems to me I read a study somewhere that the people least likely to revert to alcoholism are the ones who just decided to stop drinking. The ones in programs (any of them) are the ones who tend more to go back to the booze.
376 posted on
12/09/2005 8:44:18 AM PST by
Spyder
To: Spyder
I agree with Blzbba's post - seems to me I read a study somewhere that the people least likely to revert to alcoholism are the ones who just decided to stop drinking. The ones in programs (any of them) are the ones who tend more to go back to the booze. I agee with you. These programs simply stretch out the decision to change. I had that problem with weight. When I hit 275 lbs, I just decided that was it. I didn't decide I needed to lose weight. I just did things to lose weight and never looked back.
402 posted on
12/09/2005 9:01:14 AM PST by
doc30
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