#alcohol rehab

[curiositysavesthecat]

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[nat1em0xd]

2000s/2010s RONNIE RADKE!!

Guys I know this is a sensitive topic and I know he was a drug addict and low-key had an addiction with alcohol, too. But I’m honestly so proud of him, even though I don’t know him, and never will. He’s strong >|||<

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[hyena-matas]

Hi from rehab😊 dm if you wanna cheer me up

[adventures-in-therapy]

[scarfiend]

I graduated from IOP today. I have almost 9 months clean and sober as well.

[addictionnomore-blog]

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[abusedunicornia]

rehab was fun too 👻

[cherphadetseuk]

I have a question regarding Ray and his rehab. Now, I don't know jack about that kind of rehab. Alcohol, drugs, you name it. I have a very limited knowledge of that sort of addiction so I won't pretend I know what I'm talking about. BUT And I don't know if rehab for drug addiction is different on the body than rehab for alcoholism and I guess it also depends on how addicted you are. Now during the span of, I think, the last 2 episodes, maybe 3, I don't actually know exactly, Ray has been going to rehab. Now hear me out. I've only seen this shown in movies and shows, so again, I know jack about this. Do people not go to rehab and stay there? I know physical therapy is happening in a short span and they usually stay in the clinic for their rehab. I have seen alcohol/drug rehabs in movies and they went there for months, being away from family and friends, and that rehab is painful. Like, the fact that the body stops getting something that it got for a long time will have an impact on the body and getting over the addiction. I've seen people sweating and screaming and crying. Now again, idk if there is a significant difference between drug addiction and alcohol addiction when it comes to the body. People in rehab relapse, they get shut down with meds and shit and they go through hell. Now watching Only Friends....first off, Ray seems to still be hanging around everyone AND drinking. Given the scene with Boeing and Sand in the pool and Sand even mentioning the fact why he's drinking. Ray seems to be doing hella fine going to rehab and stopping to drink. He even was easy going ordering that water in the last episode. Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for his change in behaviour and I love this boy a lot and I'm happy he's happy and all that but just simply based on a realistic point of view....is this how it works with alcohol? I would love to be educated on this from people who've been through that or work with that. I also don't know if rehab works different in different countries, given most of the stuff I get to see is from the western world. Is that different in Thailand? It just really confused me because it looked so easy in this case compared to other movies/shows I've seen where they showed people going through rehab. It would be really cool if people with knowledge/experience with this could tell me because I'm genuinely curious.

[bergii]

Dogshit day 1 rehab selfie. Forbidden to take I these walls.

[bpdcodone]

Just got out of rehab lmao

[phoenixrehab01]

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[constructbreakdown]

"I'm an alcoholic" (original shitty ukulele song)

Tabs? You mean like bar tabs?

Original shitty song by me, Construct Breakdown.

[searecovery]

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When you’re in early recovery, there’s a lot going on. Giving up drugs, alcohol, or any behavioural addiction can make you feel all sorts of things, like anxiety and physical discomfort. You might also be sorting out your relationships and dealing with other issues. Learning how to manage stress is really...

[biz-myth]

Billy during his years of self reflection: wait….am I the problem?

Literally everyone else: YES.

[honeycombhank]

Have any of you had to talk to a family member about going to rehab?

How did you go about asking them to go?

What things did you find easy and what was the hardest and would you have any advice on the matter?

[addictionfriendtreat]

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