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A MESSAGE TO TEENAGERS How to tell when drinking is becoming a problem ALCOHOLISM Alcoholism is a rough word to deal with. Yet nobody is too young (or too old) to have trouble with booze. That's because alcoholism is an illness. It can hit anyone. Young, old. Rich, poor. Black, white. And it doesn't matter how long you've been drinking or what you've been drinking. It's what drinking does to you that counts. To help you decide whether you might have a problem with your own drinking, we've prepared these 12 questions. The answers are nobody's business but your own. If you can answer yes to any one of these questions, maybe it's time you took a serious look at what your drinking might be doing to you. This is A.A. General Service Conference-approved literature Copyright © 1988, 1998 by A.A. World Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved Click here to go to the 12 Questions |
TOO YOUNG? 
Too find out more, read this pamphlet: Download pdf file 2.8 mb |
THE FOLLOWING TWO STORIES from the "Big Book" of Alcoholics Anonymous may help you decide whether you are alcoholic; also, whether A.A. is for you. 1. The Missing Link (57kb pdf download) He looked at everything as the cause of his unhappiness—except alcohol. 2. Student of Life (60kb pdf download) Living at home with her parents, she tried using willpower to beat the obsession to drink. But it wasn’t until she met another alcoholic and went to an A.A. meeting that sobriety took hold. |
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CONTACT US AND OTHERS
If you do need help , or if just like to talk
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