It is true that alcoholics have to ...

Appear unrealistic plans, ordinary daily tasks or are ignored or not implemented. 12. Plans tend to be falling through 13. There is the desire to ignore the current circumstances, I want to drop everything and run away. 14. There is a sensation that does not work, though I do everything perfectly. 15. Growing periods of anxiety. 16. Growing apathy 17. The usual rhythm of sleep. 18. Can not or do not want to set myself the task for the day. 19. Intensified periods of more severe depression. 20. Fewer want to do and concentrate on his sobriety. 21. Relatives and friends feel that with you that something is not right, and you refuse their help. 22. Growing dissatisfaction with life. 23. Comes a feeling of hopelessness. 24. More and more you begin to feel sorry for yourself. 25. Increasingly, there are thoughts about the need to consume alcohol in some very appropriate situations, such as the wedding my brother. 26. Subconsciously prepare for the cause or a lie for the upcoming drinking. 27. Reduced self-confidence. Increasingly difficult to be confident in their own impending sobriety. 28. Amplified wanton outrage at the most minor of events. 29. Self-support their own sobriety through treatment, self-control or self-hypnosis becomes minimal. 30. Overflow occurs loneliness, anger, frustration or inner tension. 31. There is the idea of ??controlled drinking, ie, a little drink on a very important social need, and resist the repetitions. 32. There is loss of control. The ability of self-control is lost, start trying to moderate alcohol consumption, which quickly degenerated into a typical''alcohol consumption of alcohol,''ie, consumption becomes uncontrollable. Common cause of alcohol relapse is getting back into captivity for their dysfunctional emotions and''the age-old dream''of alcohol on the possibility of moderate and controlled drinking. Yes, stops drinking immediately and permanently, and have to fight for sobriety on a daily basis. Experts explain the offensive relyapsa general biological blunting the usual incentives or reduced motivation, just as eventually the usual medications help worse, as reduced primary joy of sobriety (3) It should be clearly understood that no external signs or circumstances may cause disruption. Only our inner''I''by the plant itself, and uncoiling itself is preparing itself to relyapsu (4). It is true that alcoholics need to drink large quantities and on a daily basis, although such and such a lot. Alcoholism is a sign of dependence on chemical substrate. Even if a person drinks very often, and not''getting drunk as a lord,''but uses alcohol as an emotional stabilizer and tool for other, non-alcoholic problems, he was addicted, just personal degradation occurs much later. You can drink very rarely, overtly or covertly, have relatively long periods of abstinence, but if you're addicted, and alcohol for you and chemical compensator, your dose will all grow and grow with each passing year.