Recently I went to a dinner with my mom and sister that had a whole bunch of my relatives. My cousin Emily is 16, but she looks way older. Anyways, since she looks older, the waiter automatically served her wine. She had a lot of it. Turns out she drinks a lot. What should I do? She lives with her dad and I don't know where. That could have been the last time I've seen her
karenR answered Monday June 20 2005, 1:53 am: 16 year olds and sometimes even younger people can indeed be alcoholics. I think you should mention it to your mom (if you haven't already) and let her deal with it. She will know who to contact in the family to get her help. :) [ karenR's advice column | Ask karenR A Question ]
BabyGirl05 answered Sunday June 19 2005, 7:17 pm: AA. Seriosly. its the only way she has a sicness and needs help. That or bust the waiter for surving her wine! Write a letter (Dont put your name) to the owner saying that a waiter (if you know the waiters name put it in there) surved wine to an under age drinker. They should get in trouble! [ BabyGirl05's advice column | Ask BabyGirl05 A Question ]
IPIiINIkI_my_anti_drug answered Sunday June 19 2005, 7:00 pm: Hmm? Well its enough that you care. You can ask your mom who she is and her number or somthing, and you can help her that way and talk to her about drinking problems. Alcohol is a drug and you can become addicted to it. Alcohol changes the way your mind and your body work. Even 1 beer can slow your reactions and confuse your thinking. This means anything that requires concentration and coordination, like driving, is dangerous when you've had a drink.
Alcohol also changes the way you act. It can make you let go of the feelings that keep you from doing things you know are risky or dangerous. This can lead you to make bad decisions, like having unsafe sex or driving when you know you shouldn't. You might think that it won't happen to you, but everyone knows someone who has said that and then ended up hurt.
Make her aware of the situation hope my information helped!!
♥ Michelle [ IPIiINIkI_my_anti_drug's advice column | Ask IPIiINIkI_my_anti_drug A Question ]
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