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.01-11-23 | By Ed Latimore
My old drinking buddy got sober about 2 years before me. He gave me some insight into the process. A lot of what he told me was things that I could reason would happen. Or, at the very least, they were things I’d heard other people talk about happening. I anticipated that socializing sober would … Continued
07-27-20 | By Gillian Tietz, M.S.
One of the biggest misconceptions by drinkers and non-drinkers alike is that it doesn’t affect sleep. But how does alcohol affect sleep? About 20% of Americans use alcohol to help them fall asleep, and an estimated 10 million people consult doctors for sleep disorders. Alcohol does help us fall asleep faster, but it also prevents … Continued
06-23-20 | By Gillian Tietz, M.S.
Alcohol cravings are common when a problem drinker or alcoholic decides to quit drinking. The more we drink, the more our brains associate alcohol with reward and pleasure. Alcohol actually rewires the brain to want more alcohol. When we remove alcohol from our lives, we are still left with the associations that alcohol is essential … Continued
03-13-20 | By Tierni Marie
By the grace of God, I am currently in recovery. I spent 20 years as a binge drinker beginning at the age of 18. Toward the end of my drinking, I was starting to consume alcohol in the morning and would drink throughout the day. This habit formed due to the horrible withdrawals I would … Continued
02-18-20 | By Aggie Connor
The stigma around alcohol abuse has definitely shifted a bit, but many people still have a very specific perception of a person who drinks too much. Here are the most common connotations: They struggle financially. They have multiple health problems. They are on the verge of losing their job, home and family. When I was … Continued
