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Mack
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On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 12:21:24 -0400, M_un Over New York City
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 09:03:47 +1000, [email protected] wrote:
>
>>I started this thread because it has significant implications for
>>non-medical treatment of our disease IMO. I realise that I risk being
>>branded as a zealot; I am not. It is just another aspect of our diet
>>that needs to be properly considered.
>
>I wondered if you weren't piggy backing off of the misery of the 5
>alcoholics who are showing some signs of being truthful to the group
>in very lightly discussing their drunkenness.
>
>>While there are some who feel such subjects should not be discussed, I
>>notice that that is generally not the view of posters who may have
>>past medical problems with alcohol.
>
>I agree. How many more hidden alcoholics are on ASD?
>
>>Personally, I greatly respect anyone who has had the strength to fight
>>addiction or illness
>
>Which is it?
>
>> and win
>
>Did they win? How do you know?
>
>
>> And the fight never stops.
>
>Never does. Most alcoholics are never "cured". What do you think the
>chances are that 5 out of 5 ASD alcoholics are "cured."
>
>ZERO.
>
>>On cross-posting, I am stiil unsure whether this is a medical or
>>support subject - or both.
>
>Both.
>
>Lift well, Eat less, Walk fast, Live long.
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 09:03:47 +1000, [email protected] wrote:
>
>>I started this thread because it has significant implications for
>>non-medical treatment of our disease IMO. I realise that I risk being
>>branded as a zealot; I am not. It is just another aspect of our diet
>>that needs to be properly considered.
>
>I wondered if you weren't piggy backing off of the misery of the 5
>alcoholics who are showing some signs of being truthful to the group
>in very lightly discussing their drunkenness.
>
>>While there are some who feel such subjects should not be discussed, I
>>notice that that is generally not the view of posters who may have
>>past medical problems with alcohol.
>
>I agree. How many more hidden alcoholics are on ASD?
>
>>Personally, I greatly respect anyone who has had the strength to fight
>>addiction or illness
>
>Which is it?
>
>> and win
>
>Did they win? How do you know?
>
>
>> And the fight never stops.
>
>Never does. Most alcoholics are never "cured". What do you think the
>chances are that 5 out of 5 ASD alcoholics are "cured."
>
>ZERO.
>
>>On cross-posting, I am stiil unsure whether this is a medical or
>>support subject - or both.
>
>Both.
>
>Lift well, Eat less, Walk fast, Live long.