Alcoholism: A Disease and Its Obstacles

             Attempting to define alcoholism or alcoholics is ambiguous at best
             not one absolute or clear definition that is agreed upon among the medical
             social scientists, or alcoholics themselves. This makes it very difficult
             treatments and how these treatments should come about and whether or not
             government should fund them. Membership in this group is fluid in the
             really does not discriminate, and it is always growing. That is if you
             definition of an alcoholic that insists that an alcoholic is always an
             admits that he/she has a problem. In essence, he/she never becomes a
             suggesting a behavior that is discontinued, rather that he/she is a
             has to work at recovery day in and day out. There have been a variety of
             have suffered from alcohol abuse in this country, most famously, Betty
             treatment centers are named, and the current President of the United
             We can see that alcoholics always seem to grow in number even if they are
             They differ in the sense that alcohol is a constant in their day-to-
             ethnic tie to consumption of alcohol despite the stereotyping that exists
             drinking habits of Irish and/or German immigrants or their descendants.
             regional patterns, as a culture group for instance, will migrate to a
             or she has family or job opportunities in a given region. But we may
             incidence of alcoholism in areas or locales where the opportunity to drink
             available. Cops may be more likely to be alcoholics because of the stress
             must endure over the course of a job, but this too may prove to be nothing
             ...

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