Information and Facts About the Classic Alcoholic Behavior in the Four Stages of Alcoholism
Alcoholism is a progressive degenerative disease that can be analyzed and broken down into four stages of alcoholic behavior. And keep in mind that when the term "alcoholism" is used, this also means "alcohol addiction," "alcohol dependence," or "alcohol dependency."
It is asserted that one of the most productive ways to study the complexities involved in alcoholic behavior is to examine the classic alcoholic behaviors in each of the four stages of alcoholism.
Alcoholic Behavior in the First Stage of Alcoholism
In the first stage of alcoholism, drinking is no longer social but becomes a means of emotional escape from problems, inhibitions, anxiety, and in many instances, from the realities of life. Stated in another way, early in the disease problem drinkers start to depend on the mood altering capabilities of alcohol consumption.
Also at this stage of alcoholism, a gradual increase in tolerance develops, meaning that increasing amounts of alcohol are needed in order for the problem drinker to "feel the buzz" or to "get high."
Furthermore, it is common for people with a drinking problem in the first stage of alcoholism to quickly drink a few alcoholic beverages before attending social functions and to increase social drinking to 3 to 5 drinks per day. Obviously, it can be determined that such behavior will eventually result in a host of drinking problems.
Alcoholic Behavior in the Second Stage of Alcoholism
In the second stage of alcoholism, the need to drink becomes more intense. During this stage of the disease, the individual with the drinking problem frequently starts to drink earlier in the day. As tolerance increases, moreover, the person drinks because of dependence on alcohol, rather than because of emotional and psychological stress and anxiety relief. During this stage, loss of control does not yet happen on a regular basis; it is, however, gradually observed by others such as neighbors, co-workers, relatives, friends, and family members.
Denial
Also at this stage of the disease, the problem drinker may begin to feel shame and to worry about his or drinking. Although the disease is not yet full blown, drinkers during this stage are typically unsuccessful in their attempts to stop drinking. At this stage, some problem drinkers have been known to change brands of alcohol and/or to switch from hard liquor to wine coolers, beer or wine. Sadly, to help quiet the internal conflicts they now experience, problem drinkers during this stage of the disease resort to denial of their drinking problem.
During this stage, physical symptoms such as hand tremors, hangovers, and stomach problems increase. Regrettably, rather than focusing on their drinking as the cause of the many drinking problems they now face, drinkers during this stage start blaming others and things external to themselves.
Alcoholic Behavior in the Third Stage of Alcoholism
In the third stage of alcoholism, the loss of control becomes more pronounced and more problematic. This means that the problem drinker is usually unable to drink according to his or her intentions. For example, once the person takes the first drink, he or she can no longer control what will happen, even though the intention might have been to have one or two drinks. During this stage of the disease, most problem drinkers start to experience serious alcohol-related, financial, employment, legal, and relationship problems.
Avoidance of People and Eye-Openers
During this stage of the illness, the person with the drinking problem frequently starts to avoid friends and family and commonly experiences a loss of interest in things that used to be important or fun. Also common during this stage are "eye-openers," that is, drinks that are taken whenever the alcoholic awakens. Eye-openers are usually taken to calm the nerves, lessen a hangover, or to quiet their feelings of remorse the problem drinker experiences after a period of time without ingesting a drink.
The Alcoholic Starts to Neglect Things
As the drinking increases the alcoholic starts to neglect most things of importance, even necessities such as personal hygiene, food, water, shelter, and personal relationships. Ironically, at this stage of the disease, rather than experiencing an increase in tolerance, the problem drinker experiences a decrease in alcohol tolerance, meaning that less alcohol is required by the alcoholic to feel the effects of alcohol. And finally, during this stage, the alcohol often makes half-hearted attempts at seeking medical assistance.
The Lack of Follow Through
Due to the fact that alcoholics and problem drinkers usually fail to admit the extent and severity of their drinking problems, unfortunately, they rarely receive any lasting medical treatment. Even when they disclose a small aspect of the "truth" regarding their drinking behavior with their doctor or with a health care professional, regrettably, they often fail to follow through with the medical instructions, therefore accomplishing little, if anything of significance regarding their disease.
Alcoholic Behavior in the Fourth Stage of Alcoholism
The fourth and final stage of alcoholism is characterized by a chronic loss of control. In the earlier stages of the disease, the alcoholic may have been successful in maintaining a job. Now, however, drinking starts earlier in the day and usually continues throughout the day. Few, if any, full-time work positions, however, can be maintained once an individual has reached this state of affairs.
The Alcohol Needs to Drink
In the earlier stages of dependency, the problem drinker has a choice whether or not he or she would take the first drink. Once the alcoholic had the first drink, he or she commonly lost all control and would then continue drinking. In the last stage of alcoholism, however, alcoholics no longer have a choice: they must consume alcohol in order to function on a daily basis.
Benders
During the last stage of alcoholism, benders are typical. That is, in this stage of the disease, the problem drinker gets helplessly and hopelessly drunk and may stay in this condition for days at a time. The unattainable goal for the drinker at this time is to recapture the feeling of euphoria he or she once experienced. In this stage, the person with the drinking problem almost always exhibits an utter disregard for everything of importance, including food, shelter, personal hygiene, family, employment, and health. These occasional flights into oblivion, ironically, are best described as drinking to get away from the problems caused by drinking.
The Shakes
In the second or third stages of alcoholism the alcoholic's hands may have trembled slightly on mornings after getting drunk. In the final stage of alcoholism, however, alcoholics get "the shakes" whenever they try or are forced to abstain from drinking. These tremors are an indication of a severe nervous disorder that now affects the problem drinker's entire body.
The DTs
When "the shakes" are combined with hallucinations, the result is known as "the DTs," or delirium tremens, a potentially fatal form of alcohol withdrawal that can result if the problem drinker does not receive immediate alcoholism treatment. Not surprisingly, after an attack of the DTs, more than a few alcoholics promise to never drink again. Sadly, most of them do not and cannot fulfill their promise, and so they ultimately return to drinking and the negative, damaging, and unhealthy pattern of drinking starts all over again.
The Need For an Easily Accessible Supply of Alcohol
In the final stage of the disease, having an easily accessible supply of alcohol close at hand (to avoid "the shakes") becomes one of the most, if not the most important thing in the life of the alcoholic. During this stage, the alcoholic will do almost anything to get the alcohol they need. Once the alcohol is secured, alcoholics will commonly hide their bottles so that they can get a drink whenever they need it, which typically means any hour of the day or the night.
Classic Alcoholic Behavior: Conclusion
The term "alcoholism" means the same thing as "alcohol dependence," "alcohol addiction," and "alcohol dependency."
Based on the information articulated above, it is clear that the four stages of classic alcoholic behavior do not paint a pretty picture of the sad realities and the drinking problems that most chronic alcoholics experience. In fact, it is clear that as the disease progresses, so do the drinking problems that are experienced by the alcoholic. Perhaps the damaging and unhealthy consequences of this disease might not make much of an impact on those who are already alcohol dependent. It is hoped, however, that exposing the facts about this disease to our youth BEFORE they start abusing alcohol will prevent many of our teens from suffering the grim fate of most alcoholics.
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"When it is looked at closely, it can be seen that alcohol abuse can destroy families in a number of different ways. For instance, according to alcoholism research, more than 75% of female victims of nonfatal, domestic violence stated that their assailant had been using drugs or had been drinking. Research also demonstrates that 40% of divorced or separated women lived with or were married to an individual who engaged in excessive, abusive drinking."
"The most dangerous stage of alcohol withdrawal is called delirium tremens (DTs). About 5% of people withdrawing from alcohol experience DTs. This condition occurs about 48-72 hours after drinking stops."
"Excessive drinking can cause immune system problems, brain damage, harm to the fetus during pregnancy, and cirrhosis of the liver."
"Alcoholism research has revealed that some alcoholics have found that using stress reduction methods during the alcohol recovery process has been beneficial. While there is little research that has shown that using stress reduction methods and approaches can increase an alcoholics' long-term probability of staying sober, if such techniques improve a person's self-respect and sense of personal well-being, then these techniques are to be encouraged."
"According to U.S. research, if drinking is delayed until age 21, a child's risk of serious alcohol problems is decreased by 70 percent."
"Alcohol abuse and alcoholism research has shown that women who drink two or more alcoholic drinks every day may increase the probability that they will develop breast cancer."
"The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has established procedures for mandatory alcohol testing that require the employment of a standardized breathalyzer. The categories of testing that are allowed by the DOT are the following: random, reasonable suspicion, and post-accident."
"Those who drink excessively may begin to show early signs of a problem, then progress to showing symptoms of alcohol abuse. If the person continues to drink in an abusive manner, moreover, he or she may later show symptoms of alcohol dependence."
"In some areas, part of the DUI school curriculum puts offenders face to face with victims, who tell their painful stories of how a drunk driver changed their lives forever. The idea is that personalizing the pain that drinking and driving can cause might make the offender stop and think before getting behind the wheel after drinking."
"Quitting drinking is usually the only way to stop the problems alcohol is causing in your life. It may not be easy to quit. But your efforts will be rewarded by better health, better relationships and a sense of accomplishment. As you think about quitting, you may want to make a list of your reasons to quit."
"Telling teens pre-teens to 'Just Say No' is simply not enough to stop them from drinking. . This message neglects the underlying pressures that youth face every day. In fact, this simplistic message not only tends to turn teens off, but it also can become a source of humor for them. Rather than just telling them not to drink, teach them about the harmful effects and about the consequences of underage drinking."
"A definition of alcoholism: Alcoholism is a degenerative disease that includes the following symptoms: craving, tolerance, physical dependence, and loss of control."
"One of the more serious consequences of the increase in drinking among elementary school children is the that it has a substantial effect on cognitive development at this young age. In a word, students who use alcohol remember significantly less of their academic work than those who do not use alcohol."
"The substance abuse research literature demonstrates that classical alcoholism takes about 15 years to develop, but it can happen much quicker in adolescents and young adults."
"Ironically, harmful relationship patterns such as codependency are often continued even after the alcoholic or chemically addicted person becomes "clean" or sober. Logically, when perceived from the outside, sobriety in the household would seem to lead to a less chaotic domestic living circumstance. When looked at from the inside, however, the co-dependents may be more depressed and unhappy than ever because the earlier balance, no matter how damaging or detrimental, has been upset."
"Several U.S. studies have shown that about half of alcoholics who have successfully undergone detoxification will relapse within 6-12 months."
"The substance abuse research literature shows that most of America's youth perceive their parents as the main role models regarding their drinking behavior. This finding without question places a relatively great amount of responsibility on parents in the manner in which they conduct themselves concerning their drinking behavior."
"Stress and anxiety can be temporarily relieved by drinking alcohol, but this may lead to repeated intake and dependence."
"Substance abuse research demonstrates the fact that a man who has more than four drinks per occasion or more than 14 drinks per week is drinking too much. Simply stated: this man is abusing alcohol."
"According to the alcoholism research literature, alcohol withdrawal syndrome is a group of symptoms exhibited by people who suddenly stop drinking alcohol after a pattern of repeated and excessive ingestion. These symptoms can range from mild to moderate to severe and include both physical and emotional components."
"According to a 1999 Federal Trade Commission study, alcoholic beverage companies have created more than one hundred internet websites to advertise and promote their products. More than a few of these online advertising efforts have a strong appeal on our youth. For instance, some of these promotional efforts include interactive games and contests."
"Recent U.S. alcohol abuse and drunk driving statistics reveal that alcohol-involved crashes accounted for 46 percent of fatal injury crash costs, 21 percent of nonfatal injury crashes, and 10 percent of property-damage-only crash costs during one calendar year."
"U.S. research indicates that children of alcoholic parents are at greater risk than other children of becoming alcoholics."
"Research demonstrates that even intelligence is no ally regarding alcoholics and sobriety, for the over-agitated brain will use all its powers of rationalization to persuade the patient to return to drinking. According to a 1999 study, having a high or low IQ has little effect on quitting."
"The alcohol abuse and alcoholism research shows that as people age, it takes fewer drinks for them to become intoxicated. Moreover, research also shows that up to one-half of the 100 most prescribed drugs for older people react adversely with alcohol."
"Interestingly, hangovers are generally more common in light to moderate drinkers than heavy and chronic drinkers, suggesting that binge drinking can be as threatening as chronic drinking."
"According to a 2003 edition of Pediatrics, children who are drinking alcohol by 7th grade are more likely to exhibit delinquent behavior in both junior high and senior high school, substance abuse, and academic problems. Following these early drinkers until they reached young adulthood revealed that they manifested violent and criminal behavior, they experienced employment difficulties, and ventured into other areas of substance abuse."
"Research shows that alcoholism tends to run in families. If there has ever been a serious drinking problem in your family, you are at high risk of having a regular drinking pattern turn into an uncontrollable addiction before you realize it. If you do have a family history of excessive drinking, it's advisable to minimize your social drinking."
"The substance abuse research literature presents a strong case that the most effective treatment programs for overcoming drug and alcohol addiction incorporate a wide variety of approaches such as doctor prescribed medications, social services and rehabilitation, behavioral therapies, out-patient treatment follow-up, and support groups like Narcotics Anonymous and Alcoholics Anonymous."
"According to the 2004 SAMHSA National Survey on Drug Use & Health, alcoholism and alcohol abuse were more common among adults who were 18 years old or older who were never married as compared with adults the same age who were widowed, separated, or divorced. Does this mean that involvement in relationships reduces a person's risk for alcoholism or alcohol abuse?"
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- AnxietyAttackHelp AnxietyAttackHelp May 16, 2009 @ 10:10 am
- Great lens, very informative. I definitely enjoy drinking, I love my 2 glasses of wine everyday! Sometimes I have to watch it, if things get stressful in my life I will drink alot more. The stages really helped me to see I could progress to something terrible. My father was an alcoholic - so I need to be careful.
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- drug_treatment drug_treatment Feb 24, 2009 @ 5:33 am
- Great Lens! You have provided a tremendous amount of useful information about alcohol and drug abuse. As the parent of a recovering drug addict, I know it is very difficult to find good information. Yes, I give thanks everyday to the success of my daughter, Julie. In her own words, ""Instead of EXISTING while being high...I am LIVING while being sober!" You can read her story at my lens:
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- Barrowlass Barrowlass Feb 23, 2009 @ 2:37 am
- Great lens, alcoholism is a family disease, thanks for getting some info. out there!
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- zenzine zenzine Sep 23, 2008 @ 3:59 pm
- Yours is one of the lenses I do appreciate. Organized, clear, and the content is very juicy! I've knew a lot of people who have been in the stages you mentioned, and people dropping by in your lens can really say "you're right!".
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