Dual Diagnosis

I am not against to those people who smoke and drink. I do drink but only occasionally but never smoke never tried I am not planning to. If you see my husband and his brother together you can’t pin point that they are brothers. They are so opposite with each other. Rogers tend to be more on brain while his brother on hand. What I mean is that Roger like to read, do something in front of a computer while his brother like to put everything together that is why he is a great carpenter. When it comes to vices? Ohh yeah his brother drink like a fish smokes like a chimney. It become now his habit, even while at work he still drinks which it is not great especially that he is working on top of a roof. How many times relatives advice him to stop his vices. Both his parents died with a cancer. But he never listens. The best thing for him to do to quit this addiction of his is to go for a Dual Diagnosis.

I learned that their mom, my mother-in-law went to rehab. When the doctor told her that if she will not stop she would die young. She listened. Hope the son Mike will listen to us as well. Going to a dual diagnosis treatment is advisable for him because he smokes and very alcoholic person. It will be very hard for him but it is good for himself and for his kids in a long run. If he is ready I can advice him something on what he should do. What is the best for him.