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Responsible Drinking: A Moderation Management Approach for Problem Drinkers
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I am an alcoholic, in recovery, 10 months. I can tell you from my experiance that every alchoholic dreams of being able to drink in moderation: both so that they can continue to drink, and to not have to deal with the pitfalls of being an alcoholic.


When I drank, I was deseperately working to find a way to control my intake (particularly after waking up face down in my bathtub): I did not want to give up the gourmet beers I loved so much. In my case, I imbibed way too much for about four years, so I was not too far into the stages of alcoholism--i found something I liked the taste and effects of, and simply got too wrapped up and could not get out. I was not anestatizing. But I could not cut back to safe levels.

That is why I say I am an alcoholic. If you are a problem drinker, this might be the right approach for you. But if you are going to try this, PLEASE, PLEASE be very careful and honest with yourself. It is too easy to use "moderation" as a platform to keep drinking, and if you are an alcoholic, your drinking will get worse. Trying to decide if you are an alcoholic or just a problem drinker is a very dangerous game to play, because you have so much vested in drinking.

If you have found success with Moderation Management, I give you a big hats off--you have an ability I wish I had. If that is so, I hope you relish joyfully in your beverage of choice. I'd love a cold belgan blonde right now but for me, the risk is too great.

I discovered it is liberating not to have to play the games of "how much can I drink," or "I'll be ok to drive if I just have this much." Not doing this frees me from this whole needling process, and lets me do more of what I want to do besides drinking.


It is a option: there is no right or wrong here, other than what works for you and what does not. When I stopped, I started with AA. It was a good catalyst to get my sobriety rolling, but I found the group mentality and religous overtones counterintuitive. I did not find God, I did not become a do-gooder or goody two shoes, and I did not restructure my personality. I still smoke like a chimney, curse like a (sober) sailor, love my blastiing rock and roll, and I don't think I have the solution for anybody except me. I simply wanted, and got back, my music and my writting and my happy-go-lucky idiocy: all the things that were mine that were stolen by the booze.

Moderating or abstaining is a practical choice, not a moral one. But please, when choosing , understand your limitations.

The Responsible Administrator: An Approach to Ethics for the Administrative Role
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This text should be required for all students studying public administration, whether at the undergraduate or graduate level. It offers relevant and practical solutions to local, state, national and global problems. Students and practitioners of public administration will encounter a new landscape that informs them of how to be an active and effective citizen in the governance of the US government from all levels of government. It is simply a good read. Terry Cooper knows the importance of combining scientific and normative values in the administration of our governments.The Responsible Administrator: An Approach to Ethics for the Administrative Role

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