A Youth Talks To Her Drinking Buddies To Learn More About Alcohol Abuse And Alcohol Addiction Heather drank on a regular basis with her pals. One Friday after all of her classes were finished, she started reflecting on the amount of alcohol she ingested on a regular basis and the drinking behavior or her classmates. As a result of this, she nicely asked all of her pals the following question: "what do we honestly know about alcohol poisoning, alcoholism, binge drinking, and alcohol abuse? Stated more precisely, how much alcohol dependency and alcohol abuse information do we honestly know? For our age, we surely drink quite a bit and I am starting to wonder if we are headed for a life filled with alcohol-associated issues when we become adults. I think that we should go on the Internet and find out all we can about alcohol poisoning, alcoholism, binge drinking, and alcohol abuse. And then if we have any questions that we do not comprehend after we conclude our web research, we can drive to the student health center at the college and ask Nurse Pine to help us understand what we cannot comprehend. It should not come as a great surprise that what Heather discussed would cause a heated discussion. For instance, her best friend since elementary school, Britney, articulated that they are too healthy and too young to be worried about irresponsible and abusive drinking. Another friend named Marc figured that since most junior high and high school students drink there is no good reason why they should be any different. Another pal named Alisa said that all she wants to do is to have fun drinking with her pals. And still another drinking friend named Nickolas actually agreed with Heather mainly because both of his parents abused alcohol and both of his parents had a history of alcohol related problems. Heather explained to her friends that she comprehended everything that they had stated but that getting involved in abusive and irresponsible drinking at such a vulnerable age in all honesty cannot be very healthy or something that contributes toward establishing a worthwhile life. When a few of her drinking buddies asked what kind of alcohol problems Heather was referring to, Heather mentioned the following: alcohol-related diseases such as cirrhosis of the liver, heart disease, and cancer, and other alcohol-related problems like alcoholism, alcohol-related traffic accidents and fatalities, and alcohol poisoning (which can be fatal in some instances). When Heather then highlighted the fact that careless and irresponsible drinking typically results in financial, legal, relationship, and school problems, some of her drinking pals finally started to comprehend how all-embracing and how damaging abusive and excessive drinking can be. 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