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irisblue

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Fri Sep 11, 2020, 08:27 AM Sep 2020

Sober October, Relapse and an NPR article (and I Will Not Drink With You Today) [View all]

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Transcript at source.
snip-..."Dr. Lorenzo Leggio, a researcher with the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.

snip-"Leggio worries long after the pandemic passes, people will struggle with patterns of excessive drinking and addiction that start now while they're isolating at home.

"We know from previous traumatic events, Katrina and 9/11, people who survived some of them developed alcohol use disorder relating to the increase in stress," he said.

Warning signs include a strong urge or need to drink, or if you drink more than you planned. Then it may be time to talk to your doctor.".



I'll crosspost this in GD as well
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