Alcoholism or addiction is a disease because it fits the definition of disease. It is progressive and chronic, and left — Irene Tomkinson, Not Like My Mother: Becoming a Sane Parent After Growing Up in a Crazy Family
Alcoholism or addiction is a disease because it fits the definition of disease. It is progressive and chronic, and left — Irene Tomkinson, Not Like My Mother: Becoming a Sane Parent After Growing Up in a Crazy Family
Alcoholism or addiction is a disease because it fits the definition of disease. It is progressive and chronic, and left — Irene Tomkinson, Not Like My Mother: Becoming a Sane Parent After Growing Up in a Crazy Family
Alcoholism or addiction is a disease because it fits the definition of disease. It is progressive and chronic, and left — Irene Tomkinson, Not Like My Mother: Becoming a Sane Parent After Growing Up in a Crazy Family
Alcoholism or addiction is a disease because it fits the definition of disease. It is progressive and chronic, and left — Irene Tomkinson, Not Like My Mother: Becoming a Sane Parent After Growing Up in a Crazy Family
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Alcoholism or addiction is a disease because it fits the definition of disease. It is progressive and chronic, and left untreated, it will kill.

— Irene Tomkinson, Not Like My Mother: Becoming a Sane Parent After Growing Up in a Crazy Family
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