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The BOOZE SNOOZE (Alcohol Abuse)  by: Kacy Carr Dangers of the booze snooze Drink driving not a very good combination kill or be killed. Think before you drink? You may be saving your own life by saying no to last orders or that of a friend who you feel may have had too much to drink. You do not want to live the rest of your life with that terrible feeling of guilt if only. Top of the guest list at any party is Booze. Happy events and occasions are celebrated with Booze, a sparkling glass of champagne to toast the happy couple on their wedding day. A farewell handshake and the finest bottle of malt whiskey presented to granddad on retirement a schooner of sherry at baby's christening. Booze gives merriment to all who consume but can also come with a lot of heartache in the form of alcohol abuse. Laughter turns to disaster Unfortunately the dangers of this lethal concoction go unnoticed. Read the label before attempting to drink sprits or beer that you are unsure about. If alcohols recommended dosage is adhered too, then it can prove to be the best party guest you could ever have. Limit your alcohol in take on a night out on the town; follow the golden rules of our traffic light sequence in reverse order. Green go, amber slow red stop. Sadly to say you always got the ambler gambler, who unfortunately never lived to tell the tale. This also applies to drinking, don't chance it. Alcohol abuse comes with a death penalty. Do not be the next victim to be sentenced One of the biggest causes of death with heavy drinkers is liver failure but not far behind is the booze snooze with a death rate very high on fatalities. In an unconscious state of mind you get to sleep off the effects with no guarantees of ever waking up. Choking on your own vomit is very common for the drinker who has over indulged Suffering is still on the cards in the form of a hangover should you be one of the lucky ones to survive. Overtaking the once forever popular public house for number one drinking spot for fun, is now the street corner with kids who not long out of nappies drink to their hearts content. It is times like this that hopefully a hangover gives these youngsters the insight to say to themselves never again, but for the less unfortunate who become addicted at an early age and come to rely and depend on a bottle of cheap plonk is sad to say the least. Laughter turns to disaster; let's put the shoe on the other foot. Disaster turns to laughter. Help is out there, talk to your parents call the good Samaritans. Chat with alcoholics annonmous don't be afraid to face up to the problem, problems are easily solved. Before you snooze lose the Booze http://www.benidormbeaches.com About The Author Kacy Carr If you feel you can not talk about this issue, then read up on the dangers of alcohol abuse and this way it may help you build up the confidence for when you do decide to approach someone for help. This article was posted on September 26, 2005 Read More Articles from the "Self Improvement and Motivation" Category: Blueprint for Success: Defining Your Goals by Nishanth Reddy How To Step Into The Flow Of Abundance by Saleem Rana Feng Shui Your Love Pad by Advice Diva Polishing Your Sales Presentation by Dan Collins Misplaced Allegiance by Wayne and Tamara Adam as Jesus by Deborah Sexton You Are Not Your Mistakes! by Kenia Morales 10 Simple ways to Clear Clutter from your Home and Office by BZ Riger-Hull Dealing With Criticism And Difference In Opinion by Robert Najemy Negotiating Your Value by Dawn Quesnel, Coach DQ, CPCC, CPC << Back to "Self Improvement And Motivation" Index

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