Question

Now use the information you have gathered to tell a story of someone—real or imagined—who has struggled with alcohol addiction and recovery. You can include the following information: who the person is, the reason(s) he or she had an alcohol problem, the reason that he or she decided to quit drinking, the obstacles to quitting, the things that helped him or her quit, and how the final outcome (or the outcome so far) came about.

Answer 1

imagined a weird girl got alcohol problems. the reason was that she drank bad drinks with alcohol in it.her parents had to do her recovorys. they used to say things like "did you have to drink all that bad stuff!" "you would have been healthy now!" she didn't respond but shout and scream but she was to weak she also felt a bit sick and she had to go to the hospital.at the hospital she felt sad and awkward she drank all that stuff. but she thought to her self "I have to go through this or I might get more sick ASAP I can do this I'm confident I'll make it you'll see."then the pain in her body got worse. her head also hurt a lot.after a week she actually started to get better and she said to her mom "I promise I won't drink those bad stuff ever in my live again" after a day she got THE END

Answer 2

Answer:

This person had decided to take a hit of tobacco one time and promised not to continue after this one try, but as time went on they continued to use the substance and got addicted. They decided to quit but they were afraid if they quit they wouldn't be cool anymore and that they would go back eventually, so why quit? Although, they had supporting friends and family, and they knew if they quit it would make them a better person. In the end, they got therapy and got better which ended in them feeling better as a person.