Sounds like the agencies I work with; I swear (my outbox is my cite) that there have been cases where I’ve sent the same updated CV to three different agents at the same agency in the same week.
The notion of “sharing information” seems to be alien to many folks. As in from outer space, not merely across some border.
Since you answered YES to three, then you are definitely, no question about it, an alcoholic. Don’t try to rationalize. Just check yourself into a center immediately before you cause more harm to yourself and others. Don’t post here to defend yourself as there is no defense. AA has spoken, lush!
I was diagnosed with the fatty liver problem in 2003. My liver functions were off in some routine blood tests, they sent me to a GI specialist who did more tests then asked me how much I drank. I told him the last time I had any alcohol was in August of 1999. He then gave me the diagnosis, and told me that if I had been tested even 10 years before, the doctors would have considered me a liar and a probably alcoholic in denial. :eek: In reality, I just can’t stand the taste of alcohol, so I don’t drink it.
I have fallen off the wagon though, I need to get the weight back off and get more exercise, I am sure I am damaging my liver again.
He ended up on his knees praying to the porcelain god. He claimed his lunch didnt set well with him. Must’ve forgotten he didnt like screwdrivers.
That would also explain the sand between his toes.
It’s an easy thing to forget about, when it’s not actively playing up and making you feel sick. Unfortunately! ('cos by the time it does make you feel sick, things are generally not looking very well at all…)
I remember as a kid my dad had ulcers. He drank more Maalox then alcohol but our doctor was convinced he drank. His last words to my dad in almost every visit was to lay off the booze.
I rarely saw him drink, maybe four times a year, and when I did it was a Rolling Rock mixed with tomato juice.
I remember when I was going through my first divorce. My lawyer brought up my husbands alcohol abuse as a factor in child visitation. Of course he lawyer counter pointed that I must go through the same evaluation. We were both ordered two counseling visits.
My first session did not go well as I was very upset. I was 22 years old with two children. My life was falling apart. The dream of a husband, 2 kids, a dog and the white picket fence were slipping away. I was a basket case.
My next went better as I had a little time to adjust. The councilor demanded I explain while it took me a month to come back for the second session. I explained that I had to work and to take off work meant a loss of money which I could not afford since I was now alone with two kids and the child support order had not gone through the courts yet.
She flat out accused me of waiting to schedule an appointment because I smoked pot and wanted my pee test to be clear.
No you “stupid twat”. I could not take time off from a new job I just started three months ago to come to this “counseling” session.
