Certainly, but you will probably need a child-advocate and legal counsel. Try your yellow pages for legal aid or the runaway shelter. They will be able to steer you in the right direction concerning the laws for your state.
It affects others not only physically but emotionally. It scars them for life to see the one they love destroying their life. For me I left emotional scars on my family because when I drank my will to live was no longer. They saw me in the worst of times when I was in the hospital and taken away. Please get help if you are a true alcoholic its definitely not worth it.
"Better late than never!" You can prolong your life any many ways it you quit: it will help you physcologically, physically, emotionally, sprititually, socially, intellectually, and any other "ly" I can think of. Its worth it!
You don't. there should be no guilt. Especially if you've asked him before to quit. He knew exactly what he was doing. You don't need anyone who might hurt you. emotionally or physically. Instead, give yourself a pat on the back for having the courage to make the right decision.
Emancipation rules vary from state to state. It isn't allowed in some places.
Yes she is an addict, alcoholic and was in rehab at 15.
In every way take it from me I was an alcoholic abused it for 3 years and it physically and emotionally affected me. I have scars from hurting myself and I have to live with the fact that I hurt my family. Was sent to rehab. Not fun because you lose your freedom, it's like jail. You lose a lot of friends. It is not the way to live, I hated it!
You can't considering Roger is an animated, alcoholic, drug addicted, homosexual alien.
They can sign for emancipation if they are alcoholics, yes, but the states that have the option of emancipation requires the teen to be at least 16. Then it's up to the judge to decide and if you have fulfilled all the requirements. If a minor have a alcoholic parent and need help they will have to turn to the Children Protective Service. Emancipation is not the first choice.
Joey in the book "Hurt Go Happy" is emotionally and physically abused by her father, who is an alcoholic. Joey's father isolates her from her friends and manipulates her psychologically, causing her to feel trapped and helpless. This abuse contributes to Joey's struggles with communication and self-esteem throughout the story.
Emancipation is for the minor. Laws vary considerably from state to state. About half of them don't allow for emancipation at all, while others provide various options and requirements. And if you are having problems, contact the local social services. They can help you get to a safe home.
No, only if you constantly do on a daily basis. No: The definition of alcoholism, or an alcoholic, is a person who can no longer control their use of alcohol Physically, an alcoholic's body requires alcohol to function. Psychologically, alcoholics consider drinking as a regular, essential par of coping with daily life. ^ and that was straight out of a 10th grade health book
That will depend all the inclusive packages that you are considering. Some inclusive packages for vacations do not include alcoholic beverages or food.