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A member asked:
Liquor is passing out once in a month nd in divorce nd it gets so wety that i can't tolerate?
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See doctor: I am not sure of some of your concerns in your question, but you appear to certainly be depressed and may be using liquor as "self medication." You need to see a Doctor and get some counseling and treatment started quickly to help you through these trying times in your life. Good luck to you.
Answered 7/6/2014
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