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4 of 4

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Review

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ABOUT FIVE YEARS BEFORE I made it to AA, I answered 14 of those
questions yes. Because I didn’t relate drinking to the damage that was already underway, I decided the test must be bullshit. Denial, they tell me, is characteristic of alcoholics.

I had a great life. I didn’t enjoy it much. I had reasons to drink.
(Only alcoholics need reasons to drink, they tell me.) I drank because everyone else did. I drank because I was sensitive.

I was depressed, hung over, and incapacitated a lot. (Not surprising, considering that alcohol is a depressant, and toxic.) After another couple of years of prodigious daily drinking, I began to think that I might have a drinking problem after all.
                                         —A member of Alcoholics Anonymous

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20 QUESTIONS: ARE YOU AN ALCOHOLIC?

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HEALTH

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• WHOLE EARTH
 • HEALTH
  • WELL-BEING
   • Addictions

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