Here are 2 of my favorite videos. In the first, Craig Ferguson Speaks From The Heart about his own trials with alcoholism. He speaks of a couple years ago when the Hollywood Brat Pack and LA rehabs were dominating the news. The second video deal with the issue of “letting Go With Love” and how it sometime has to be done. A great video for loved one of alcoholics.
Craig Ferguson speaks on his past problems as an alcoholic and why he will not ridicule Britney Spears and her shaved head crisis. Must watch! … CBS Craig Ferguson late show speak heart Britney Spears shaved head alcoholic ridicule
Overcoming Drug and Alcohol Addiction – Curry and Wandzilak
Complete video at: fora.tv Co-authors Constance Curry and Kristina Wandzilak discuss the struggles with drug and alcohol addiction at the heart of their book, “The Lost Years: Surviving a Mother and Daughter’s Worst Nightmare.” —– Constance Curry and Kristina Wandzilak talk about “The Lost Years: Surviving a Mother and Daughter’s Worst Nightmare.” This riveting memoir of survival and transformation reveals the true story of a daughter’s decline into alcohol and drug addiction …
NPR: Share Your Stories of Addiction
Today, I work for the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse in St. Louis. Nothing makes me feel better than seeing someone get help, achieve their potential and become the person they were meant to be. ~ Dan Duncan …
Breakingthecycles.com – Changing the Conversations » Blog Archive …
It brings a new perspective to alcoholsim that I have never encountered. Jasmine Says: March 3rd, 2009 at 5:47 pm. Hi. It’s late but I wanted to ask a quick question: Do you recommend alternative treatments for depression if it persists …
Causes of Alcoholism| Etiology of Alcoholism| Factors leading to …
Personality factors. – Many alcohol and drug users appear to have some degree of an underlying personality disorder. A number of them possess self-indulgent tendencies or sense of inferiority which makes them incapable to face stresses …
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Having witnessed a friend of mine becoming an alcoholic, and then recovering from it, getting all into the AA program to finally leading his own local AA group, I definitely see a lot of kinship that former alcoholics have for one another. It’s like watching army veterans – they just talk differently to each other.