Surviving the Holidays: Dealing With Holiday Parties

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Dealing With Holiday Parties
Buddy T
From Buddy T, your Guide to Alcoholism
Holiday parties are some of the most dangerous situations of the season for those trying to maintain sobriety. Everyone else is having a good time, and most of them are drinking. How can you participate and stay sober?
How To Resist Drinking at a Party
Not drinking when everyone else is can be very difficult, but it can be done with careful planning and determination.

Planning a Safe Party
Due to the dangers and liabilities involved, companies and individuals alike are coming to the realization that alcohol should not be the main attraction at holiday parties. Here's how to keep your party safe for everyone.

Tips from Others in Recovery
Anonymous Tip
I learned that no one cares if I'm drinking or not and that "what" I carried in my glass was rarely noticed by anyone.

Beecher H's Tip
If you drank during the holidays, focus on something else - and keep busy or entertained.

Bob M's Tip
My first year I latched on to one of the members and didn't let go. They got me through that year and the next two.

Ashley G's Tip
By making new friends in the program and learning to enjoy the holidays for what they really are, I gained a new perspective on life.

BJ's Tip
In my early years of Sobriety I would hang out at the 24 hour AA group.


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