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Obviously, we are not substance abuse counselors. This is episode one of "?" - Drew reads the article Alcoholism In Veterans. This is only the beginning of the long conversation that we're going to have about our experiences with alcohol.
We do invite vets and non-vets to come on and speak of their experiences. If these story's will motivate at least one person to take control of the habit, then it's worth all the time.
Thank you to everyone for your support in our mission!
We do invite vets and non-vets to come on and speak of their experiences. If these story's will motivate at least one person to take control of the habit, then it's worth all the time.
Thank you to everyone for your support in our mission!
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SFC Jeffrey Carroll, If I may make a suggestion. Somewhere down the road you might want to consider hearing from those who had to live with an alcoholic, spouse, kids. The impact on the lives of those around an alcoholic can be significant.
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I am just posting the podcast as it brings great value to our community.
All sides of an issue should be heard.
Avoiding a subject means one has not come to terms with it yet. In terms of addiction - avoidance means the substance still controls a person.
But again, I'm just supporting my friend who does the podcast. I didn't write it.
All sides of an issue should be heard.
Avoiding a subject means one has not come to terms with it yet. In terms of addiction - avoidance means the substance still controls a person.
But again, I'm just supporting my friend who does the podcast. I didn't write it.
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SP5 Dennis Loberger
I guess I was thrown by the line "We do invite vets and non-vets to come on and speak of their experiences." Thought you were part of the we.
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